jazz/fusion/prog

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Publiée le 28 févr. 2013
"Where Can I Go Without You"
(Peggy Lee, Victor Young)

Went to London town to clear up my mind
Then on to Paris for the fun I could find
I found I couldn't leave my memories behind
Where can I go without you

Tried seeing Singapore that wouldn't do
So I went to Vienna but I found you where too
Even in Switzerland your memory came through
Where can I go without you

So I wanted to travel and I wanted romance
So I just took off and chased my rainbow across the sea
But it's all over I'm tired of faces and quanit old places
Baby if you won't be there with me

Back on the boat again farewell to France
So long West Germany it hasn't got a chance
I'll trade the sides I've seen for one loving glance
Where can I go without you

Publiée le 7 janv. 2013
Nouvel album
Sortie le 26 février 2013

Booking
Giro Music / Paola D'Angela
+33 (0)6 13 28 66 95

Presse
Discograph / Axel Cléman
axel@discograph.com

www.Christophedalsasso.com

@Mouissaline Prod

Mise en ligne le 7 janv. 2008
Live at Studio 5 , David El-Malek(tenor sax) with Baptiste Trotignon(piano),Darryl Hall(bass) and Dré Pallemaerts(drums) , 2007

La pleine lune; c'était hier le 27 mars 2013 à 10:30:20 ... à ne pas confondre avec la Blue Moon

Avez-vous souvenance encore de cette "Lune Bleue" ?

Tout l'monde le sait cette Blue Moon du 31 août 2012; cette "Lune Bleue" rarissime en présence reviendra uniquement en juillet 2015

Mise en ligne le 31 oct. 2009
Dean Martin "Blue Moon"
Blue moon,
You saw me standing alone,
Without a dream in my heart,
Without a love of my own.

Blue moon,
You knew just what I was there for.
You heard me saying a pray for
Someone I really could care for.

Blue moon,
You saw me standing alone,
Without a dream in my heart,
Without a love of my own.

Blue moon...
Without a love of my own.

Publiée le 16 sept. 2012
Glenn Miller - Poinciana (1943) - The Overjazz Channel aims to offer only the best recordings of the begining era of modern music. Re-discover genius compositions from the parents of todays music like Miles Davis, Billie Holiday or John Coltrane. Subscribe for free to stay connected to our channel and easily access our video updates!

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Mise en ligne le 10 mai 2008

Gene Austin était un artiste populaire d'écran, de la radio et l'enregistrement au milieu des années 1920 dans les années 1930. Il était connu comme "la voix de la terre sud» et un pionnier dans le "crooner" style de chant. Un artiste de jazz dans l'âme, il était aussi à l'origine chant des ballades country, le blues et des spirituals. Son style d'improvisation apparente dans ses enregistrements, ajoute une saveur unique à ses interprétations.

Mise en ligne le 31 août 2011

WARNING: This cut is NOT for the faint of heart or limp of groove.

Serious crankage here that'll knock you through a wall - and keep asking for more. This cut's so fat you could build a house in its shadow.

Dig.....

Publiée le 2 mars 2012

Bob Crosby's rhythm section, half of Benny Goodman's sax section, a dash of Glen Gray and a Bunny in the trumpet section with Big Tea & Mr. Sentimental at the slip horns.

The personnel for this January 11, 1939 session are:

Bunny Berigan, Sonny Dunham, Charlie Spivak - trumpets
Jack Teagarden, Tommy Dorsey - trombones
Benny Goodman - clarinet
Hymie Shertzer - alto sax
Eddie Miller, Arthur Rollini - tenor saxes
Carmen Mastren - guitar
Bob Zurke - piano
Bob Haggart - bass
Ray Bauduc - drums

Dig.....

Mise en ligne le 12 févr. 2007
Here is the coolest, swinging chick of them all, the legendary jazz singer Anita O'Day singing "Take The 'A' Train" from 1958. The slide show presents the incredible original album cover artwork from her superb Verve Records albums. Enjoy!

Check out my review of the album this track was taken from "Anita O'Day Sings the Winners" on my website:

http://www.paulsmusicworld.com/musica...

Mise en ligne le 25 avril 2011
NOTE: an even better version of this tune and bari sx. solo can be found here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/PepperAda...

Frédéric Couderc, Baritone Sax, makes a special featured guest appearance on the Pepper Adams Jazz Channel.

"Sous Les Toits" - Paris Jazz Big Band "Paris 24H Live" 2008.

Couderc's explosive improv starts at 3:06 minutes. Some Pepper Adams influences (call it The Adams Effect...) are clearly noticable.

More Frédéric Couderc and PJBB info & music:

"No Smokin" by Horace Silver -- Couderc on Baritone Sax (2007):

http://www.myspace.com/fredericcouder...

http://www.myspace.com/fredericcouder...

http://www.parisjazzbigband.fr/

http://www.parisjazzbigband.fr/03albu...

http://www.cristalrecords.com/index.p...

"About a year ago I came to France to do some work for Selmer Paris Saxophones. Part of my activities was to play two concerts with the PJBB. I do a fair amount of this kind of thing, guesting with big bands other than my own New York band, and I expected the band would be quite good, being that the members were all from the Paris area. After the first rehearsal and the subsequent concert I discovered that the band was not only very good, but also extraordinary!

The PJBB has an array of strong soloists, ensemble players, and composer/arrangers that puts it on a par with any of the current big bands on the jazz scene today. The arrangements (primarily by Pierre Bertrand and Nicholas Folmer) are innovative, unusual, and span a wide palate of styles and flavors, depending on what the focus of the particular project calls for. The broad array of colors, textures and grooves that this band conjures up in the music is truly inspirational, suggesting that the jazz big band as a vehicle for improvisation and composition has many more roads to travel.

The music here draws upon influences in it's own unique way. Swing, burn-out, funk-out, lyricism, abstraction, and wonderful interplay all contribute to the distinctive sound of the PJBB. They have a sound all their own thanks to the clever writing and playing exhibited in the band. The rhythm section swings hard, and all the soloists have something profound to say. In many ways, PJBB has a small band sensibility augmented by large ensemble orchestration. The best of all worlds!

As you can probably tell, I'm quite fond of this band. My enthusiasm comes from being an eternal fan of the music we call jazz, and from the fact that my interest in the big band instrumentation is renewed and supported by checking out another serious point of view on the subject. PJBB is well on their way to making a substantial musical statement in jazz. I wish them well on their journey, and look forward to hearing the results."

- Bob Mintzer, December 2008

Related music & artists:

Funky Sea, Funky Dew - Some Skunk Funk - Straphangin -Randy Brecker - Eric Marienthal - Grover Washington - Crusaders - Face First - Tribal Tech - Scott Henderson - Gary Willis - Mike Stern - John McLaughlin - Tony Williams - Herbie Hancock - Chick Corea - Return To Forever - - Joe Zawinul - Weather Report - Wayne Shorter - Steely Dan - Donald Fagan - Pat Metheney - John Scofield - Lee Ritenour - Larry Carlton - George Benson - Chuck Mangione - Tom Scott - Dave Grusin - Arturo Sandoval -Spyro Gyra - Bob James - Joe Sample - Peter Herbolzheimer - Dave Weckl - Buddy Rich - John Patitucci - Stanley Clarke - Dave Holland - Victor Wooten - Dennis Chambers - Al Di Meola - Mahavishnu Orchestra - Chicago - Santana - George Duke - Blood, Sweat & Tears - Joni Mitchell - Earth Wind & Fire - Gino Vannelli -

Mise en ligne le 3 janv. 2008
Duke Ellington and his orchestra playing this awesome tune in 1943.

"It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" is a 1931 composition by Duke Ellington with lyrics by Irving Mills, now accepted as a jazz standard. The music was written and arranged by Ellington in August 1931 during intermissions at Chicago's Lincoln Tavern and was first recorded by Ellington and his orchestra for Brunswick Records (Br 6265) on February 2, 1932. Ivie Anderson sang the vocal and trombonist Joe Nanton and alto saxophonist Johnny Hodges played the instrumental solos. The title was based on the oft stated credo of Ellington's former trumpeter Bubber Miley, who was dying of tuberculosis. The song became famous, Ellington wrote, "as the expression of a sentiment which prevailed among jazz musicians at the time." Probably the first song to use the phrase "swing" in the title, it introduced the term into everyday language and presaged the Swing Era by three years. The Ellington band played the song continuously over the years and recorded it numerous times, most often with trumpeter Ray Nance as vocalist

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so In redundancy! Trois jours à ne pas manquer; peu importe où que vous soyez !

Publiée le 27 mars 2013

Laurent Mignard Duke Orchestra fête ses 10 ans !
ELLINGTON 3Days c'est ... un festival, trois spectacles, 16 musiciens et des invité(e)s : Victoria Abril, Jean-Jacques Milteau, Pierre Richard, Jorge Pardo, Nicolle Rochelle, Sylvia Howard, Rebecca Cavanaugh, Aurore Voilqué ... et Duke Ellington

Réservations 01 43 87 91 73 / www.leuropeen.info
Tarifs 35 € / 25 € (pass 3j : 75 € / 55 €

Avec Didier Desbois (as,cl), Aurélie Tropez (as,cl), Fred Couderc (ts,cl,fl), Carl Schlosser (ts,fl), Olivier Defays (ts), Philippe Chagne (bs), Claude Egea (tp), Sylvain Gontard (tp), Jérôme Etcheberry (tp), Richard Blanchet (tp), Fidel Fourneyron (tb), Michaël Ballue (tb), Jerry Edwards (tb), Philippe Milanta (p), Bruno Rousselet (b), Julie Saury (dm), Laurent Mignard (dir)

Publiée le 2 avril 2013
Old Circus Train (Duke Ellington)
by Laurent Mignard Duke Orchestra
Soloist : Didier Desbois
Live at "College des Bernardins" Paris France 06/06/2011
Brodcast on TV TF1 - march 4th 2012 - Karl More Prod
www.laurentmignard.com

Didier Desbois (as), Aurélie Tropez (as-cl), Fred Couderc (ts-cl), Nicolas Montier (ts), Philippe Chagne (bs), François Biensan (tp), Franck Delpeut (tp), Franck Guicherd (tp), Richard Blanchet (tp), Jean Louis Damant (tb), Fidel Fourneyron (tb), Guy Arbion (tb), Philippe Milanta (p), Bruno Rousselet (cb), Julie Saury (dm), Laurent Mignard (dir)

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Le Duke Orchestra fête ses 10 ans...ELLINGTON 3Days à l'Européen les 21/22/23 avril avec des invités de marque : Victoria Abril, Pierre Richard, Jean-Jacques Milteau, Jorge Pardo...

Informations sur http://www.laurent-mignard.com/
Réservations sur http://www.leuropeen.info/index.php?w...

Mise en ligne le 6 nov. 2011
The name of this song is "BREAKAWAY" by Jack Hylton from 1929.
On the background: Detroit (Michigan) in the 1920's.
British Hot Jazz.