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18:05
Yes Is A Pleasant Country
Yes Is A Plesant Country - Jeanne Added (vocals), Bruno Ruder (piano), Vincent Le Quang (sax) - filmed at the Studio de l'Ermitage, Paris, February 24th 2012.
15:53
Pierre de Bethmann Septet - Sunside 7/2010
Selected excerpts from the second of two nights at Paris' Sunset Club, July 2010.
12:17
Jeanne Added & Linnake
Excerpts from Linnake's concert in Bagnolet, December 2009. Linnake is Jeanne Added (vocals, bass, lyrics & music), Julien Desprez (guitar) & Sébastien Brun (drums, keyboards)
11:54
In Cahoots - Vortex 2009 (2)
Canterbury jazz-fusion outfit In Cahoots premiering its new line-up at London's jazz venue the Vortex in November 2009. Led by guitarist Phil Miller (ex-Matching Mole, Hatfield and the North, National Health, etc.), the band also includes longtime members Peter Lemer (keyboards), Fred Baker (bass) and Mark Fletcher (drums), plus newcomers Paul Booth (saxes) and Mark Armstrong (trumpet). Tracks performed include "Flashpoint" and "Conspiracy Theories" (both from 2006's "Conspiracy Theories"), "ED Or Ian" (from 1996's "Parallel") and finally "Your Roots 2", one of the band's oldest tunes.
09:51
Magma at RIO 2009 "Felicite Thosz"
Magma performing the second half of "Félicité Thosz" (as yet unavailable on disc) at the RIO Festival in Carmaux (France), September 2009. Christian Vander (drums, vocals), Stella Vander, Hervé Aknin & Isabelle Feuillebois (vocals), James MacGaw (guitar), Bruno Ruder (electric piano), Philippe Bussonnet (bass) & Benoît Alziary (vibes).
13:56
In Cahoots - Vortex 2009 (1)
Canterbury jazz-fusion outfit In Cahoots premiering its new line-up and repertoire at London's jazz venue the Vortex in November 2009. Led by guitarist Phil Miller (ex-Matching Mole, Hatfield and the North, National Health, etc.), the band also includes longtime members Peter Lemer (keyboards), Fred Baker (bass) and Mark Fletcher (drums), plus newcomers Paul Booth (saxes) and Mark Armstrong (trumpet).
15:32
Univers Zero - Nancy Jazz Pulsations 2009
Belgian group Univers Zero filmed in performance at the Nancy Jazz Pulsations festival in October 2009. Line-up: Daniel Denis (drums, tambourine), Michel Berckmans (bassoon, English horn, oboe), Pierre Chevalier (keyboards), Kurt Budé (clarinets), Martin Lauwers (violin) and Dimitri Evers (bass). Includes excerpts from "Toujours Plus A L'Est", "Xenantaya", "Straight Edge" and "Dense".
07:19
Electric Epic - RIO 2009
Electric Epic filmed in performance at the RIO Festival in Carmaux (France), September 2009. Band consists of Guillaume Perret (saxes, compositions), Jim Grandcamp (guitar), Philippe Bussonnet (bass) and Yoann Serra (drums).
06:00
The Muffins - RIO Festival 2009
American band The Muffins performing at the RIO Festival in Carmaux (France), September 2009. Line-up: Dave Newhouse (keyboards), Tom Scott (reeds), Billy Swann (bass) and Paul Sears (drums). Includes excerpts from "Amelia Earhart" and "Under Dali's Wing"
06:31
Koenji Hyakkei - RIO Festival 2009
Japanese group Koenji Hyakkei performing "Rattims Friezz" at the RIO Festival in Carmaux (France), September 2009.
06:50
Present - "Vertiges" & "Jack The Ripper"
More from Present's concert in Bourgoin-Jallieu in September 2009, including the first part of "Vertiges" plus two excerpts from "Jack The Ripper".
09:56
Upsilon Acrux - Lyon 2009
Excerpts from Californian group Upsilon Acrux's performance at the Periscope in Lyon (France), September 2009. Includes "Transparent Seas". Line-up: David Moeggenberg (guitar), Paul Lai (guitar), Phil Cobb (synth), Marty Sataman (bass) and Chris Meszler (drums)
09:20
Present - "Docteur Petiot"
Belgian band Present performing Roger Trigaux's composition "Docteur Petiot" (originally written for and performed by Univers Zero) in Bourgoin-Jallieu, September 2009. Line-up: Roger Trigaux (keyboard, guitar), Reginald Trigaux (guitar), Pierre Chevalier (keyboards), Keith Macksoud (bass), Dave Kerman (drums), Pierre Desassis (sax), Matthieu Safatly (cello).
13:32
Hugh Hopper - A Tribute
A retrospective of Hugh Hopper's career from the early Soft Machine days to his later projects, including excerpts from a 2007 interview.Note: Subtitles (English/French) are available - in the "menu" at the bottom right.
13:30
Kolkhoze Printanium - Argenteuil 2009
Paul Brousseau's Kolkhoze Printanium project, filmed live at the Cave Dimiere in Argenteuil, May 2009. Includes excerpts from "Kolkhoze", "Pre-Cession", "Ssen Soupape", "Exo-Sphere" and "Sans Le Savoir". Paul Brousseau (keyboards), Jean-Philippe Morel (bass), Hugues Mayot (saxes) and Philippe Garcia (drums), replacing regular drummer Philippe Gleizes.
18:06
Pierre de Bethmann Septet - Velizy 2009
Pierre de Bethmann's Ilium Septet premieres its new repertoire in Velizy, April 2009. The pieces are all untitled as yet, except for "This Little Thing We All Are", which is a variation on Jerome Kern's standard "All The Things You Are". Pierre de Bethmann (Fender Rhodes), Jeanne Added (vocals), Stephane Guillaume (alto sax), David El-Malek (tenor sax), Michael Felberbaum (guitar), Vincent Artaud (double bass), Franck Agulhon (drums).
16:24
Radiation 10 - Imprimerie 168
Radiation 10 performing at the Imprimerie 168 in Paris, April 2009. Line-up: Benjamin Flament (vibraphone & percussion), Joachim Florent (double bass), Emmanuel Scarpa (drums), Julien Desprez (guitar), Mario Boisseau (cello), Clément Janinet (violin), Fidel Fourneyron (tuba & trombone), Aymeric Avice (trumpet, percussion), Hugues Mayot (tenor sax, clarinet & bass clarinet)
16:12
Gutbucket - Sunside 2009
American band Gutbucket filmed at the Sunside club in Paris, March 2009, promoting their Cuneiform release "A Modest Proposal". Includes the following pieces: "Money Management For A Better Life", "Dyslexic Messiah", "Side Effects May Include" and "Head Goes Thud". Line-up: Ken Thompson (alto sax), Ty Citerman (electric guitar), Eric Rockwind (electric upright bass), Adam D. Gold (drums)
17:54
Peach Noise play Zappa
French Zappa cover band Peach Noise in a medley from their concert at the Dansoir, Paris, in January 2009. Line-up: Nicolas Mingot (guitar), Léonard Le Cloarec (tenor sax), Philby Brunelli (bass), Benoît Moerlen (MIDI marimba) and Charly Doll (drums). Includes excerpts from "Sofa #1", "Dupree's Paradise", "Inca Roads", "Sleep Dirt", "Chunga's Revenge", "Peaches En Regalia", "King Kong", "Let's Make The Water Turn Black", "Son Of Mr Green Genes" and "Zoot Allures".
04:00
Jeanne Added, Vincent Courtois & Mederic Collignon
Jeanne Added (vocals), Médéric Collignon (pocket cornet) & Vincent Courtois (cello), filmed at L'Atelier du Plateau, Paris, January 2009. The song is a traditional entitled "Le Roi A Fait Battre Tambour".
