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The Jazz Artists Guild was a collective of jazz musicians founded in 1960 by Charles Mingus and Max Roach. Their goal was to create a platform for independent artists seeking to avoid the commercial constraints of the music industry. The group recorded the album "Newport Rebels," released in 1960, featuring performances by notable jazz musicians such as Eric Dolphy, Roy Eldridge, and Jo Jones. The Jazz Artists Guild focused on promoting artistic freedom and innovation in jazz, contributing to the development of the genre. The products available from the artist Jazz Artists Guild include vinyls.
