jazz from France

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World Fusion VIDEO is a way of composing, improvising, and performing that brings AVmusics together rather than segregating them. It is a way of making AVmusic which holds that allAV musics are created equal, coexisting in a beautiful brotherhoood/sisterhood of AVmusics that complement and fructify each other. It is a global concept which allows the world’s AVmusics—written, improvised, handed-down, traditional, experimental—to come together, to learn, from one another, to reflect human diversity and pluralism. It is the music of rapprochement, o f entente_not of competition and confrontation. And it is the logical outcome of the American melting pot: E pluribus unum. Gunther Schuller / world jazz fusion radio at www . live365.com/station/ihhavec ih-have-CELESTRIAL@YAHOO.CON W.W.W.CENTER-OF-WORLD@.DE from alan. silva@ wanadoo.fr

World Fusion VIDEO is a way of composing, improvising, and performing that brings AVmusics together rather than segregating them. It is a way of making AVmusic which holds that allAV musics are created equal, coexisting in a beautiful brotherhoood/sisterhood of AVmusics that complement and fructify each other. It is a global concept which allows the world’s AVmusics—written, improvised, handed-down, traditional, experimental—to come together, to learn, from one another, to reflect human diversity and pluralism. It is the music of rapprochement, o f entente_not of competition and confrontation. And it is the logical outcome of the American melting pot: E pluribus unum. Gunther Schuller / world jazz fusion radio at www . live365.com/station/ihhavec ih-have-CELESTRIAL@YAHOO.CON W.W.W.CENTER-OF-WORLD@.DE from alan. silva@ wanadoo.fr

World Fusion VIDEO is a way of composing, improvising, and performing that brings AVmusics together rather than segregating them. It is a way of making AVmusic which holds that allAV musics are created equal, coexisting in a beautiful brotherhoood/sisterhood of AVmusics that complement and fructify each other. It is a global concept which allows the world’s AVmusics—written, improvised, handed-down, traditional, experimental—to come together, to learn, from one another, to reflect human diversity and pluralism. It is the music of rapprochement, o f entente_not of competition and confrontation. And it is the logical outcome of the American melting pot: E pluribus unum. Gunther Schuller / world jazz fusion radio at www . live365.com/station/ihhavec ih-have-CELESTRIAL@YAHOO.CON W.W.W.CENTER-OF-WORLD@.DE from alan. silva@ wanadoo.fr

World Fusion VIDEO is a way of composing, improvising, and performing that brings AVmusics together rather than segregating them. It is a way of making AVmusic which holds that allAV musics are created equal, coexisting in a beautiful brotherhoood/sisterhood of AVmusics that complement and fructify each other. It is a global concept which allows the world’s AVmusics—written, improvised, handed-down, traditional, experimental—to come together, to learn, from one another, to reflect human diversity and pluralism. It is the music of rapprochement, o f entente_not of competition and confrontation. And it is the logical outcome of the American melting pot: E pluribus unum. Gunther Schuller / world jazz fusion radio at www . live365.com/station/ihhavec ih-have-CELESTRIAL@YAHOO.CON W.W.W.CENTER-OF-WORLD@.DE from alan. silva@ wanadoo.fr

Concert 25 janvier 2009. Atelier Tampon-Ramier : Marc Fèvre présente The Fundamentalists, Espace Kiron - Paris XI (France) - Alan Silva, synthétiseur, contrebasse, Abdelhaï Bennani, Saxophone ténor, Edward Perraud, batterie

Georges-Edouard Nouel Trio au Bab-Ilo avec Patrice Soler (contrebasse)Tom Moretti (batterie)et Georges-Edouard Nouel (piano)www.babilo.lautre.net

Saint- Louis Blues à Paris

suite de "Derrick à Paris" il ne se passe rien pour l'instant ,ça va venir.

When you’re Smiling - Benny Waters - Hot Antic JB 1982. In the summer of 1982 The Hot Antic Jazz Band played a concert in the town of Uzes just west of Avignon in the southern part of France. It was just fantastic that they had been able to contract famous alto player Benny Waters to join them, even more fantastic that there was a cameraman with camcorder in the audience. Michel Bastide, trumpetplayer and leader send me a set of films from this event and we like to share this with you. Benny Waters had a long career, he was born in 1902 in Baltimore, Maryland. He attended the New England conservatory of music where he gave lessons to Harry Carney. He worked with King Oliver, Fletcher Henderson and many others. In 1952 he moved to Paris , from where he performed until his 95th birthday. John McDonough wrote in Down Beat, "Waters plays it straight down the middle with a sympathetic but contemporary rhythm section, and his strong, gritty-on-demand sound in all registers neither asks nor gives any quarter. His intonation and control are clear and hard as a rock as he twists notes with a raw lyricism. It's that sound more than his ideas that regularly carries his solos to a boil on track after track." In this tune Hot Antic Jazz Band consists of Michel Bastide on trombone, Jean Francois Bonnel trumpet, Gilles Berrut piano, Jean-Pierre Dubois banjo and Christian Lafevre tuba.

Lazy River- Irakli 1987 Irakli de Davrichewey and his Orchestra play “Lazy River” at the Jazz Festival d'Antibes France in 1987. Trumpetplayer Irakli and his band master the style of Louis Armstrong's early All Stars. This band from France has an enormous amount of energy and combined with the technical knowledge and maximum intensity creates a very exciting approach to the former Louis All Stars music. The other musicians in Irakli’s superb band are clarinetist Stephane Gerrault, Claude Cousset trombone,pianist Pierre Calligaris, bassist Frederic Legrande and drummer Michel Denis

I want a Little Girl - Bill Coleman 1972 One of my favourite swing trumpet players was Bill Coleman (1904-1981). I compare him in line with Buck Clayton, Frankie Newton and Red Allen. Unfortunately there are not many films of him. He lived for a large part of his life in France and missed some of the international glory the others had. In a French TV program called Jazz Harmonie Bill plays trumpet. Marc Hemmeler piano, Jimmy Gourley guitar, Pierre Sim bass and Michel Silva drums.

That Thing called Love - Edith Wilson 1974 Edith Wilson was one of the stars of early African-American musical theatre. She was probably born around 1906. Sho rose to prominence already in 1921 when she replaced Mamie Smith in the musical revue “Put and Take”. She appeared in the show “From Dover Street to Dixie” which played in London England. Wilson travelled the world from 1926 with Sam Wooding visiting England, Germany, Germany, Sweden, Spain, and even Turkey, Romania, Russia and Argentina. In the thirties she appeared with Cab Calloway, Jimmy Lunceford, Noble Sissle and others. She was active in theatre work throughout WWII. She retired in 1963, but came back to record with Eubie Blake in 1972. She sings a tune she recorded first with cornetist Johnny Dunn in 1922. In this clip she is backed up by The High Society Jazz Band which was formed in 1947, and is one of France’s oldest still active jazz bands under the leadership of clarinetist Pierre Atlan. I also recognize trumpeter Pierre Merlin and probably trombonist Daniel Barda who now in 2009 is leading te band. The band has managed to achieve one of the most authentic “old” sounds since the revival began in 1939. This is a very interesting combination

Dinah - Edith Wilson 1974 Edith Wilson was one of the stars of early African-American musical theatre. She was probably born around 1906. Sho rose to prominence already in 1921 when she replaced Mamie Smith in the musical revue “Put and Take”. She appeared in the show “From Dover Street to Dixie” which played in London England. Wilson travelled the world from 1926 with Sam Wooding visiting England, Germany, Germany, Sweden, Spain, and even Turkey, Romania, Russia and Argentina. In the thirties she appeared with Cab Calloway, Jimmy Lunceford, Noble Sissle and others. She was active in theatre work throughout WWII. She retired in 1963, but came back to record with Eubie Blake in 1972. In 1974 French jazz film maker Jean Christophe Averty recorded her. You see her in a film in Paris. She is accompanied by two of the best French Jazz players who had a good idea to stylistically compliment her. On piano is Claude Bolling and on trumpet Irakli de Davricheway.

Sunday - Bill Coleman 1972 One of my favourite trumpet players was Bill Coleman. I compare him in line with Buck Clayton, Frankie Newton and Red Allen. Unfortunately there are not many films of him. He lived for a large part of his life in France and missed some of the international glory the others had. In a French TV program called Jazz Harmonie Bill plays trumpet. Marc Hemmeler piano, Jimmy Gourley guitar, Pierre Sim bass and Michel Silva drums. My Siamese cat Mojo liked it as well . He climbed right on the monitor when I was processing the film. I made a photo and added it at the end of this clip. Special cat goes for special music!