Sep 5, 2008 • 1 min read

The Orchard get access to jazz classics

Independent aggregator The Orchard has licensed the MusicMasters jazz catalogue, including Louis Armstrong and Benny Goodman recordings, for digital distribution.

Independent digital aggregator The Orchard has announced a licensing deal with MusicMasters, which is the label owned by the Musical Heritage Society and which owns all kinds of jazz classics from the likes of Louis Armstrong and Benny Goodman, some dating back to the 30s, and many of which haven't been proactively distributed for a while. The deal means Orchard will distribute the catalogue digitally. The Musical Heritage Society's Jeff Nissim told reporters: "Reviving the MusicMasters label has long been a hope of mine".

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