The Apollo

Description

A mythical place in Afro-American culture, The Apollo Theatre has seen some of the greatest stars of Jazz, Rock, Blues and Soul pass through its doors. In tribute to this legendary place of popular music, HBO is airing a documentary of rare intensity in November. Between archive footage and interviews with key figures from this unique venue, The Apollo relies on a soundtrack of richness worthy of what music fans can expect from this kind of event. From Billie Holiday to James Brown, via Marvin Gaye, Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and even Barack Obama, this soundtrack should delight connoisseurs.

Buy The Apollo at the best price

This page contains affiliate links. As an eBay Partner Network affiliate, Vinyles.com earn from qualifying purchases made through these links, at no extra cost to you.

Merchant Condition Price Shipping(estimated)
Amazon See offers
eBay See offers
Rare Vinyl See offers

Product information

  • Album The Apollo
  • Artist Multi-artistes
  • Genre Bandes originales (Films séries jeux…), Film Music
  • Release date 2019-12-20
  • Label Decca
  • Distributor UNIVERSAL MUSIC FRANCE
  • Format CD
  • EAN 0602508383823
  • Number of tracks 32

Share this product on social media

  1. Kenneth J. Thompson, Apollo Greeter
  2. Opening, The Apollo Theater
  3. Take the "A" train
  4. Memphis blues
  5. Interview excerpt 1
  6. How high the moon
  7. Old man blues
  8. She's something spanish
  9. Jive at five
  10. Interview excerpt 2
  11. Stange fruit
  12. Interview excerpt 3
  13. What's going on
  14. Interview excerpt 4
  15. Say it loud - I'm black and I'm proud
  16. Interview excerpt 5
  17. Apollo as home
  18. Home is where the heart is
  19. Mission statement
  20. Come sunday
  21. Lost someone
  22. Schiffman cards
  23. T'aint no use
  24. Obama returns to The Apollo
  25. Rock steady
  26. Asphalt canyon blues
  27. Something's got a hold on me
  28. Harem riots
  29. Duke's last soliloquy
  30. Excerpt from stage reading of "Between The World And Me"
  31. Don't turn back now
  32. President Barack Obama at The Apollo Theater