Claude Bolling-All Stars-French Jazz-NEW CD

Claude Bolling All-Stars

FRENCH JAZZ

NEW CD

Claude Bolling is alive and well and still performing regularly in Paris.

Best known outside of his native France for his score on the Jean Paul Belmondo flick, "Borsalino", M. Bolling shows here his sprightly style with a terrific line-up of the very best of musicians of the day.

This is the second in our series of jazz releases reflecting European jazz roots of the mis-fifties. Comes with informative notes by Peter Vacher and a memoir by M. Bolling himself. Salut!

1. SHOW ME A ROSE   
2. LORRAINE BLUES
  
3. THE MOST
 
4. IN THE SUN   
5. TRINETTE   
6. WHEN I WAS YOUNG  
7. NUANCES  
8. GEE LEE
  
9. PLAYERA
  
10. THE JOCKEY  
11. IN EXTREMIS 
12. FRENCH BEAT  

 Claude Bolling And All Stars* – French Jazz
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Label:    Harkit Records UK – HRKCD 8142
Format:    
CD, Album, Reissue
Country:    UK
Released:    2005
Genre:    Jazz
Style:    
1        Show Me A Rose
Written-By – Thomas Hilliard
2:40
2        Lorraine Blues
Written-By – Claude Bolling
4:10
3        The Most
Written-By – Billy Mure
3:00
4        In The Sun
Written-By – Gray Rains
3:00
5        Trinette
Written-By – Toots Thielemans
2:50
6        When I Was Young
Written-By – Claude Bolling
4:10
7        Nuances
Written-By – Claude Bolling
3:50
8        Gee Lee
Written-By – Ted Sommer*
2:20
9        Playera
Written By – Granados-Verstraete
2:50
10        The Jockey
Written-By – Steve Kirk (2)
2:30
11        In Extremis
Written By – Bolling-Bellest
3:40
12        French Beat
Written-By – Claude Bolling
3:30

    Accordion – Fernand Verstraete
    Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet – Pierre Gossez
    Bass – Alphonse Masselier, Pierre Michelot
    Conductor, Arranged By, Piano – Claude Bolling
    Drums – Arthur Motta, Christian Garros
    Guitar – Victor Apicella
    Piano – Claude Bolling, Martial Solal
    Tenor Saxophone – Guy Lafitte, Claude Fohrenbach*
    Trombone – Benny Vasseur, Bernard Zacharias, Claude Cousset*
    Trumpet – Christian Bellest, Fernand Verstraete, Fred Gerard*, Roger Guerin*