Double-Time Records
Double-Time Records (a.k.a. Double-Time Jazz) is a jazz record company and label founded by Jamey D. Aebersold's son in New Albany, Indiana from 1995-2005. Its catalogue includes albums by John Abercrombie, Bruce Barth, Jerry Bergonzi, Conrad Herwig, Andy LaVerne, Dave Liebman, Hank Marr, Steve Slagle, and Walt Weiskopf.
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Double-Time Records (a.k.a. Double-Time Jazz) is a jazz record company and label founded by Jamey D. Aebersold's son in New Albany, Indiana from 1995-2005. Its catalogue includes albums by John Abercrombie, Bruce Barth, Jerry Bergonzi, Conrad Herwig, Andy LaVerne, Dave Liebman, Hank Marr, Steve Slagle, and Walt Weiskopf.
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• Name — Double-Time Records • Founded — 1995 • Founder — Jamey D. Aebersold • Status — Defunct • Genre — Jazz • Country — U.S. • Location — New Albany, Indiana
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• Catalog — Artist — Albums • 101 — Shew, Bobby — Tribute to the Masters • 102 — Marr, Hank — It's 'bout Time! • 103 — Dean, Kevin — Kevin's Heaven • 104 — Coolman, Todd — Lexicon • 105 — Galper, Hal — Live at Port Townsend • 106 — Weiskopf, Walt — Night Lights • 107 — Slagle, Steve — Our Sound! • 108 — Herwig, Conrad — New York Breed • 109 — Liebman, David — Return of the Tenor – Standards • 110 — Laverne, Andy & Abercrombie, John — Where Were We • 111 — Skaff, Greg — Blues and Other News • 112 — Marr, Hank — Groovin' It! • 113 — Rosolino, Frank — Fond Memories of... • 114 — Braden, Don — Open Road, The • 115 — Campbell, Gary — Thick and Thin • 116 — Fusco, Andy — Big Man's Blues • 117 — Reid, Rufus & Michael Moore — Double Bass Delights • 118 — Juris, Vic — Music of Alec Wilder • 119 — Flory, Chris — Word on the Street • 120 — LaVerne, Andy & Evans, Bill — Modern Days and Nights: Music of Cole Porter • 121 — Breakstone, Joshua — Let's Call This Monk! • 122 — Schonecker, Joachim — Common Language • 123 — Davis, Steve — Explorations and Impressions • 124 — Watrous, Bill — Space Available • 125 — Galper, Hal — Children of the Night • 126 — Cohn, Joe — Two Funky People • 127 — Bergonzi, Jerry — Just Within • 128 — Wendholt, Scott — Beyond Thursday • 129 — Barth, Bruce — Don't Blame Me • 130 — Snidero, Jim — Standards + Plus • 131 — Armacost, Tim — Live at Smalls • 132 — Gertz, Bruce & Ken Cervenka — Shut Wide Open • 133 — Pickens, Harry — Live at Stem Concert Hall • 134 — Marr, Hank — Hank & Frank • 135 — LeDonne, Mike — To Each His Own • 136 — Gordon, Jon — Currents • 137 — Ries, Barry — Solitude in the Crowd • 138 — Roccisano, Joe — Nonet • 139 — Werner, Kenny — Unprotected Music • 140 — Norrbotten Big Band — Future North • 141 — Cutting Edge, The — Cutting Edge, The • 142 — Bergonzi, Jerry — Lost in the Shuffle • 143 — Barth, Bruce — Hope Springs Eternal • 144 — Michelin, Nando — Art • 145 — Israel, Yoron — Chicago • 146 — Pickens, Harry — Passionate Ballads • 147 — Keller, Gary — Blues for an Old New Age • 148 — Smith, Steve — Chantal's Way • 149 — Breakstone, Joshua — This Just In... • 150 — Cohen, Tom — Diggin' In/Diggin' Out • 151 — Santoro, Dave — Standards Band • 152 — Snidero, Jim — Music of Joe Henderson, The • 153 — LeDonne, Mike — Then & Now • 154 — Liebman, David — Monk's Mood • 155 — Gertz, Bruce — Red Handed • 156 — Gordon, Jon — Things We Need, The • 157 — Galper, Hal — Let's Call This That • 158 — Reid, Rufus & Michael Moore — Intimacy of the Bass, The • 159 — Muldrow, Ronald — Freedom's Serenade • 160 — D'Angelo, Dave — In a Minute • 161 — Hilgenberg, Matt — Rasa • 162 — Azzolina, Jay — Past Tense • 163 — Armacost, Tim — Wishing Well, The • 164 — Wendholt, Scott — What Goes Unsaid • 165 — Santoro, Dave — Standards Band II • 166 — Caswell, Sara — First Song • 167 — Sneider, John — Panorama • 168 — Barth, Bruce — Somehow It's True • 169 — Michelin, Nando — Chants – A Candomble Experience • 170 — Uotila, Jukkis — Hunters and Gatherers • 171 — Gordon, Jon — Possibilities • 172 — Breakstone, Joshua — Music of Bud Powell, The • 173 — Bergonzi, Jerry — Wiggy • 174 — Lossing, Russ — Dreamer • 175 — Wall, Dan — On the Inside Looking In • 176 — D'Earth, John — Restoration Comedy • 177 — Braden, Don — Presents the Contemporary Standards Ensemble • 178 — Wuepper, Craig — Returnsman, The • 179 — Bergeron, Chuck — Cause and Effect • 180 — Hazilla, Jon — Tiny Capers • 181 — Sussman, Richard — Free Fall • 182 — LeDonne, Mike — Bags' Groove – A Tribute to Milt Jackson • 183 — Santoro, Dave — New Standard, The • 184 — Bergonzi, Jerry — Different Look, A • 185 — Gordon, Jon & Bill Charlap — Contrasts • 186 — Werner, Kenny — Form and Fantasy • 187 — Liebman, David & Walter, J. D. — Clear Day • 188 — Michelin, Nando — Brazilian Project • 189 — Blenzig, Charles — It's About Time • 190 — Bergonzi, Jerry — Live Gonz! • 191 — Simerly, Rick — Obscurity • 192 — Michelin, Nando — Einstein's Dreams
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- 1.Kennedy, Gary. The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, vol. 1. Grove's Dictionaries Inc. 646. 2002. 1561592846.
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