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From 1949 through 1971, Prestige Records was among the most famous and successful of the independent jazz labels. Perhaps only Blue Note, which had its reign during roughly the same period, provided Prestige with significant competition. Both maintained strong, unique identities - even shared many of the same musicians and, in most cases, engineer Rudy Van Gelder.

But Blue Note lavished more money on rehearsals and their albums sounded more planned than those that came from Prestige. Still, it was the spontaneous honesty of jazz and the necessary economy of recording that gave Prestige its cache. And at the heart of it all was founder Bob Weinstock, whose deep love of jazz, entrepreneurial spirit and close kinship with musicians that made Prestige an important and historic source of jazz. This year Prestige turns 50 and Fantasy Records - which has owned Prestige since Weinstock sold it in 1971 — celebrates with this magnificent four-disc collection, The Prestige Records Story. Indeed, the Prestige story is largely Bob Weinstock's story. Like his father, an avid jazz fan, Weinstock (b. 1929) was running his own record store as a teenager and had even developed renown as a distributor of jazz records to collectors worldwide.