Artist.......: Martial Solal And Eric Le Lann
Album........: Portrait In Black And White
Label........: Nocturne
Genre........: Jazz
Catnr........: NTCD 389
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Sep-16-2009
str.date.....: May-09-2006
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a
track title time
01. the man i love 07:14
02. portrait in black and white 06:42
03. round about midnight 08:49
04. well you neednt 07:36
05. body and soul 07:35
06. le bleu dhortense 04:21
07. que reste til de nos amours 05:26
08. invitation 07:39
09. what is this thing called love 05:10
Runtime 60:32 min
Size 74,3 MB
Release Notes:
Recorded live at "Jazz a Vannes" in 1999 by Vincent
Mahe
One of the finest European jazz pianists of all
time, Martial Solal (a unique stylist) has never
received as much recognition in the U.S. as he
deserves. Born in Algiers to French parents, Solal
has been based in Paris since the late '40s.
Although a modernist, he was flexible enough to
record an album with Sidney Bechet in 1957 and make
other records with Django Reinhardt, Don Byas, and
Lucky Thompson. Solal has been primarily heard with
his own trios through the years although he has
recorded several notable albums with Lee Konitz.
Eric Le Lann(born 1957 in Brittany) is a French
jazz trumpeter. He moved to Paris in 1977 where he
had his professional debut and gained notice in
1980. He has worked with Aldo Romano, Henri
Salvador, and others. He also did music for films
including those of Bertrand Tavernier. In 2005 he
and guitarist Jean-Marie Ecay did an album in
tribute to Antonio Carlos Jobim.