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COMPOSERVARIOUS
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PERFORMERLa Section Rythmique, Allen, Grasso
La Section Rythmique +2
- Frémeaux
- June 14, 2019
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RELEASE DATEJune 14, 2019
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UPC3448960856423
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CATALOG NUMBERFA8564
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LABELFrémeaux
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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You 'n' Me
Composer: Al Cohn
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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In the Still of the Night
Composer: Hoagy Carmichael
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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George White's Scandals of 1926: The Birth of the Blues
Composer: Ray Henderson
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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Day Dream
Composer: Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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Wes' Tune
Composer: Wes Montgomery
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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One for Duke
Composer: Johnny Hodges, Ben Webster
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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Blues Up and Down
Composer: Gene Ammons, Sonny Stitt
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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New Orleans
Composer: Hoagy Carmichael
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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Step Right Up
Composer: Oliver Nelson
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance
Composer: Victor Young
Ensemble: La Section Rythmique
Performer: Harry Allen, Luigi Grasso
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At last, they're back! La Section Rythmique, the fabulous group whose stars were always behind the scenes, namely David Blenkhorn, Guillaume Nouaux and Sebastien Girardot. Catapulted to the front of the stage with the release of their first album - it was Record of the Year for Jazz Magazine in 2015 - the group has played countless concerts and done many recordings since then with the likes of Cecile McLorin Salvant, Evan Christopher, Scott Hamilton, Lillian Boutté or Jason Marsalis among others. La Section Rythmique has moved away from the New Orleans material of their first recording and taken swing and bop directions. And since only musicians of this band's calibre could allow themselves guests like these, they've gone into the studio with two giants of the saxophone: American star Harry Allen and young Italian player Luigi Grasso. Only La Section Rythmique could provide such an amazing setting and rival the playing of their two guest soloists. Don't miss this album!
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