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BARNEY WILEN / ALAIN GORAGUER - Jazz & Cinéma Vol. 1 (2000) Jazz In Paris 49 / RM / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

This compilation in Verve's laudable Jazz in Paris reissue series features two separate soundtracks of original music. The first features a dozen works by French saxophonist Barney Wilen, written for Edouard Molinaro's Un Témoin dans la Ville, with a quintet consisting of Kenny Dorham, Duke Jordan, Kenny Clarke, and bassist Paul Rovere. While many of the pieces were only heard as musical fragments in the film, and several of them are little more than a brief chorus or two in recorded form, the music doesn't need visuals to be effective. Best is Wilen's sole appearance on soprano sax, the mellow duo ballad with Jordan of "Mélodie pour les Radio-Taxis." None of the tunes is particularly memorable, though the music is certainly enjoyable. Alain Goraguer's music for Michel Gast's movie J'Irai Cracher sur Vos Tombes sounds very much like something John Lewis might have composed for the Modern Jazz Quartet. The pianist is joined by bassist Pierre Michelot, drummer Christian Garros, vibraphonist Michel Hausser, and trumpeter Roger Guerin, with brief appearances by tenor saxophonist Georges Grenu, flutist Raymond Guiot, and harmonica player Claude Garden. All of these selections are less than two and a half minutes each, so the music never has much of a chance to make an impression. The personnel listings seem incomplete, as an unidentified baritone saxophonist and alto saxophonist are heard on the final track, "Surprise-Partie au Bord de L'eau." by Ken Dryden  
Tracklist :
1    Barney Wilen–    Témoin Dans La Ville    2:57
2    Barney Wilen–    La Pendaison    1:01
3    Barney Wilen–    Mélodie Pour Les Radio-Taxis    3:49
4    Barney Wilen–    Poursuite Et Métro    2:11
5    Barney Wilen–    Ambiance Pourpre    1:00
6    Barney Wilen–    Préméditation Dans L'Appartement    1:42
7    Barney Wilen–    La Vie N'Est Qu'Une Lutte    3:13
8    Barney Wilen–    Complainte Du Chauffeur    0:41
9    Barney Wilen–    Sur L 'Antenne    4:14
10    Barney Wilen–    Blues De L'Antenne    4:14
11    Barney Wilen–    S.O.S. Radio-Taxis    0:55
12    Barney Wilen–    Final Au Jardin D'Acclimatation    3:42
13    Alain Goraguer–    Blues De Memphis    1:56
14    Alain Goraguer–    Générique    2:09
15    Alain Goraguer–    Thème D'Amour    1:28
16    Alain Goraguer–    Thème De Liz    2:16
17    Alain Goraguer–    Blues De Memphis    0:43
18    Alain Goraguer–    Surprise-Partie Au Bord De L'Eau    2:11
Credits :
Composed By, Arranged By, Conductor – Alain Goraguer (faixas: 13 to 18)
Composed By, Saxophone [Tenor, Soprano] – Barney Wilen (faixas: 1 to 12)
Double Bass – Paul Rovère (faixas: 1 to 12), Pierre Michelot (faixas: 13 to 18)
Drums – Christian Garros (faixas: 13 to 18), Kenny Clarke (faixas: 1 to 12)
Flute – Raymond Guiot (faixas: 13)
Harmonica – Claude Garden (faixas: 17)
Piano – Duke Jordan (faixas: 1 to 12)
Producer – Boris Vian (faixas: 13 to 18), Marcel Romano (faixas: 1 to 12)
Tenor Saxophone – Georges Grenu (faixas: 13 to 18)
Trumpet – Kenny Dorham (faixas: 1 to 12), Roger Guérin (faixas: 13 to 18)
Vibraphone – Michel Hausser (faixas: 15, 16, 18)
Nota :
Barney Wilen: Un Témoin Dans La Ville
Original Soundtrack of Edouard Molinaro's movie
Recorded 1959 in Paris.

Alain Goraguer: J'Irai Cracher Sur Vos Tombes
Original Soundtrack of Michel Gast's movie.
Recorded 1959 in Paris.

Reissue of the Fontana 10" LP 660 226 (1-12) and of the Philips EP 432 400 (13-18). 

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V.A. - Jazz & Cinéma Vol. 3 (2001) Jazz In Paris 71 / RM / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

The Jazz in Paris: Jazz and Cinema series of Verve CD reissues examines jazz recorded for French film soundtracks in the late '50s and early '60s. This third compilation is the least successful of the first three, as few of the tracks stand on their own merit away from the movies they accompanied. Written for the film Les Loups Dans la Bergerie, the compositions of Serge Gainsbourg might be labeled cool, though they are rarely given time to develop and feature no major soloists in Alan Gouraguer's arrangements. Less successful are Andre Hodeir's somewhat boppish charts for Les Tripe au Soleil, which have extremely distracting scat vocals by Christiane Legrand that frequently seem off-key. The best of the lot is a remake of four songs composed by Freddie Redd for The Connection, which began life as a play. The potent trumpet of Sonny Grey and sassy trombone of Luis Miguel Fuentes constitute the centerpiece of each selection. This session also marked the recording debut of drummer Daniel Humair as a leader, who recruited René Urtreger to write the arrangements. It is these four tracks that make this anthology worth acquiring. by Ken Dryden  
Tracklist :
Les loups Dans La Bergerie (1959)
–Serge Gainsbourg     Générique     1:26
–Serge Gainsbourg     Fuite Du Rouquin     1:05
–Serge Gainsbourg     Les Loups Dans La Bergerie     2:44
–Serge Gainsbourg     Cha Cha Cha Du Loup     1:32
–Serge Gainsbourg     Les Loups Dans La Bergerie (Fin)     3:26
Les Tripes Au Soleil (1959)
–André Hodeir     Rhythm And Blues N°1     2:07
–André Hodeir     Spiritual     1:24
–André Hodeir     Danse     2:31
–André Hodeir     Le Désert     2:12
–André Hodeir     Blues     3:49
The Connection (1961)
–Daniel Humair Soultet     Theme For Sister Salvation     2:54
–Daniel Humair Soultet     Overdose     3:42
–Daniel Humair Soultet     Wigglin'     3:35
–Daniel Humair Soultet     Music Forever     2:31
–Daniel Humair Soultet     One Mint Julep     3:38
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – Georges Grenu (faixas: 1 to 5), Pierre Gossez (faixas: 6 to 10)
Arranged By – Alain Goraguer (faixas: 1 to 5), Luis Fuentes (faixas: 15), René Urtreger (faixas: 11 to 14)
Artwork – Les Télécréateurs Design
Backing Band – Le Jazz Groupe De Paris (faixas: 6 to 10)
Baritone Saxophone – William Boucaya (faixas: 1 to 5)
Double Bass – Guy Pedersen (faixas: 11 to 15), Pierre Michelot (faixas: 1 to 5)
Drums – Christian Garros (faixas: 1 to 5), Daniel Humair (faixas: 11 to 15)
Flute – Raymond Guiot (faixas: 1 to 5)
Piano – Alain Goraguer (faixas: 1 to 5), Eddy Louiss (faixas: 11 to 15)
Soprano Vocals – Christiane Legrand (faixas: 6 to 10)
Tenor Saxophone – Jean-Louis Chautemps (faixas: 11 to 15)
Trombone – Luis Fuentes (faixas: 11 to 15)
Trumpet – Roger Guérin (faixas: 1 to 10), Sonny Grey (faixas: 11 to 15)
Written-By – André Hodeir (faixas: 6 to 10), Freddie Redd (faixas: 11 to 14), Rudolph Toombs (faixas: 15), Serge Gainsbourg (faixas: 1 to 5)
Nota :
Tracks 1 to 5 taken from "Les loups Dans La Bergerie"
Original soundtrack of Hervé Bromberger's movie.
Recorded October 28, 1959 in Paris.
Reissue of the Philips EP 432 447.
(P) 1960 Universal Music S. A. France
Tracks 6 to 10 taken from "Les Tripes Au Soleil"
Original soundtrack of Claude Bemard-Aubert's movie.
Recorded 1959 in Paris.
Reissue of the Philips EP 460 634.
(P) 1959 Universal Music S. A. France
Tracks 11 to 15 taken from "The Connection"
Soundtrack of Jack Gelber's play.
Recorded May 29, 1961 in Paris.
Reissue of the Vega EP's 45 2128 and 45 5124 (B side).
(P) 1961 Universal Music S. A. France

ALAIN GORAGUER - Go-Go-Goraguer (1956-2001) Jazz In Paris 74 / RM / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

The Go...Go...Goraguer sessions are a rare opportunity to discover what a potent jazz pianist Alain Goraguer was before he embarked on a new career as an arranger and a composer that would take him away from the realm of jazz. He would have been part of a great generation of French jazz pianists that includes fine stylists such as René Urtreger, Martial Solal, or Georges Arvanitas. The program is comprised of standards, songs from the French repertoire, and two originals. Classically trained, Goraguer's technique is beyond reproach, and his quite marvelous touch can be enjoyed on a wide range of material -- from his tender version of "Darn That Dream" to a percussive reworking of "What Is This Thing Called Love?." Regardless of the tempo, his playing has a sparkling quality that does not fail to draw the listener in. Having assimilated the bebop vocabulary, Goraguer was also quite interested in innovations brought by musicians like Monk, in particular, whose influence can be heard on "You Are Too Beautiful" or the pianist's "Gogo's Goggles." Paul Rovère on bass and Christian Garros on drums are competent and sympathetic players who usually provide a shuffling beat -- and the successfully remastered and balanced recording does justice to their playing. This CD reissue combines an LP and an EP, both recorded in 1956, and is much more than a mere curiosity. by Alain Drouot
Tracklist :
1     Gogo's Goggles 4:02
Alain Goraguer
2     Darn That Dream 3:52
Eddie DeLange / James Van Heusen
3     Demain Je Dors Jusqu'à MIDI 2:38
Darc Mireille / Jean Franc Nohain
4     It's Easy to Remember 4:24
Lorenz Hart / Richard Rodgers
5     Stella by Starlight 3:37
Ned Washington / Victor Young
6     You and the Night and the Music 2:48
Howard Dietz / Arthur Schwartz
7     Love or Infatuation 3:03
Sam Coslow / Frederick Hollander
8     You Are Too Beautiful 5:00
Lorenz Hart / Richard Rodgers
9     What Is This Thing Called Love? 3:09
Cole Porter
10     Prelude to a Kiss 2:59
Duke Ellington / Irving Gordon / Irving Mills
11     British Soup 3:12
Alain Goraguer
12     The Nearness of You 3:12
Hoagy Carmichael / Ned Washington
13     Les Lavandières du Portugal 2:49
Roger Lucchesi / André Popp
14     With the Wind and the Rain in Your Hair 2:32
Clara Edwards / Jack Lawrence
15     L' Homme et l'Enfant 2:43
Jack Shaindlin
16     Star Eyes 3:05
Gene DePaul / Don Raye
Credits :
Double Bass – Paul Rovère
Drums – Christian Garros
Piano – Alain Goraguer
Nota :
Reissue of Philips LP 77 307 (1-12) plus for the first Time on CD EP 432 106 (Tracks 13-16) Recorded 1956 in Paris

ESBJÖRN SVENSSON TRIO — Winter In Venice (1997) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Esbjörn Svensson has stood not only once on stage in Montreux. He was already a guest in the summer of 1998 at the jazz festival on Lake Gen...