Paris Jazz Corner

Black and Blue 1973 (réf. BB 873.2 ND 215-)

Avec la participation de :
Al Casey (guitar), Milt Buckner (hammond organ), Roland Lobligeois (bass), Arnett Cobb (saxophone), Paul Gunther (drums), Jay Mac Shann (piano), Michael Silva (drums), Jimmy Slyde (tap dance)

CD, stereo, neuf, 11.00 €
[12.98 US$, 1,426.70 ¥]

1996 remastered re-issue
État du disque : S
 État de la pochette : S

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As the sixties drew to a close, Jean-Marie Monestier and Jean-Pierre Tahmazian discovered the whereabouts of the last living classical jazz musicians. They decided to bring them to France, out of the anonymity into which forgetfulness had plunged them. With the applause of the concert audiences still ringing in their ears, these musicians then recorded some of their most beautiful music for Black & Blue. Jean-Michel Proust and Jean-Marc Fritz, who were aware of their historical value, listened to these treasures. The result was 'The Definitive Black & Blue Sessions'.