In 1939, the American producer Alfred Lion recorded in 78s (rpm) dancing the boogie-woogie names, a style of blues. In rented without further pretensions, a studio came the record label Blue Note Records in New York. Maybe not so successful Lion planned, but the company turned 75 and to celebrate and enjoy a kind of public, launches an app for fans of jazz.
The idea of the software is to provide a unique experience with the pace, with available only for the Apple Store, the iPad trademark. About downloading the application, you can hear the songs or buy them directly into iTunes, and the contents of the Blue Note goes to the applications of Spotify, Rdio and Deezer (for premium users of streaming services).
It is interesting to note the economic versatility that keeps the Blue Note. While betting on the internet, and now a hundred titles on vinyl format in the catalog will be launched per month, five “crackers”. Miles Davis to Norah Jones, John Coltrane and through Herbie Hancock, the Blue Note label is a reference in jazz.
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