Home / Music / Hard bop, bebop, and post-bop define the Blue Note 1500 seriesMusic linernotes album music ornette-colemanHard bop, bebop, and post-bop define the Blue Note 1500 seriesThe 1500 series featured hard bop, bebop, and post-bop jazz recordings from the late 1950s and early 1960s. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesFree Jazz is a single 37-minute continuous improvisationFree Jazz's cover uses Jackson Pollock's 'White Light.'Free Jazz puts two quartets in your left and right earsOrnette Coleman's Free Jazz was recorded at A&R Studios in a single dayOrnette Coleman's The Shape of Jazz to Come was cut in one dayExploreAlfred Lion produced Andrew Hill's Point of Departure for Blue Note.Polskie Nagrania — a state-owned Polish label — released this Kayah album.Peter Gabriel's Real World Records released Rated PG.Beggars Banquet released Replicas in 1979.Virgin Records found The Mighty Diamonds on a Jamaican talent search.Previous Head Hunters brought jazz-funk to the mainstreamNext Grachan Moncur III wrote 'Frankenstein' and 'Ghost Town' for Jackie McLean