SIRACUSA "SLUMBERLAND" (NATO, 1986)

Louis Sclavis, clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano & baritone saxophone
Yves Robert, trombone
Mark Dresser, double bass
Gérard Siracusa, percussion

A1. Drôle D'Endroit Pour Régler Sa Montre     9:21
A2. Slumberland     5:34
A3. Fornica Léo     5:08
B1. Misty Misty     7:41
B2. Révérend Charles Dodgson     5:05
B3. Yellow Monk     6:45

Recorded at Studio Nato, France in 1986.

NATO 1039 (vinyl rip)

MARVELOUS BAND ‎– CHANT LIBRE (UN-DEUX-TROIS, 1975)

A1. Chanson De La Route Du Nord
A2. Me Uno Me Douno
A3. Zone
A4. En Attendant

B1. Souvenir Imaginaire De L'Afrique Mythique
B2. Petipao En Bosnie Herzegovine
B3. Chant Libre N°2
B4. Dansons Le Ploukepingre

Louis Sclavis, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone
Gérard Vidal, double bass
Christian Ville, drums, percussion, balafon
Maurice Merle, soprano saxophone
Alain Gibert, voice, balafon, vibraphone, gong, alto saxophone

Un-Deux-Trois ‎– N° 7

LP Rip

WORKSHOP DE LYON "CONCERT LAVE" (ARFI, 1980)

WORKSHOP DE LYON  "CONCERT LAVE"


Maurice Merle, soprano & alto saxophone
Louis Sclavis, soprano saxophone & bass clarinet
Jean Bolcato, bass
Christian Rollet, drums, trombone

Side A (18:48)
A1. Ostraca (Bolcato)
A2. Va Jouer Dans Ta Cour! (Sclavis)

Side B (19:24)
B1. Khoni Dya Fi (Merle)
B2. Coup De Semonce (Rollet)
B3. Mélodie Divisée (Merle)

Recorded live at Forum des Halles, Paris in June 1980.
'Mélodie Divisée' was recorded at Studio Althéa.

ARFI  680 WDL 004

(lp rip)

Note: No tracking (almost) - it's not clear where one tune ends and the next one begins. So only three tracks - but it fits as this is a live concert.

WORKSHOP DE LYON "MUSIQUE BASALTE" (ARFI MOVE, 1981)

Very distinct early work of Louis Sclavis and his compatriotes. Bolcato, Merle and Rollet aren't well known outside France but listen to their music and you will wish a proper re-issue.
See also here.


WORKSHOP DE LYON  "MUSIQUE BASALTE"


Maurice Merle, alto & soprano saxophone
Louis Sclavis, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet
Jean Bolcato, bass
Christian Rollet, drums


A1. Bujumbura Lyon (Bolcato)  6:03
A2. Contre-Ordre  (Sclavis)   2:39
A3. Milieu Du Monde (Merle)   4:26
A4. Au Fil Du Temps (Rollet)  5:47
B1. Marche Noire (Merle)      3:37
B2. Moulin Noir (Merle)       2:43
B3. Trois Pour Deux (Merle)   4:28
B4. Chant Bien Fatal (Merle)  6:27
B5. Manig Danse (Merle)       1:25


Recorded at Studio Sybernis, Lyon, France, October 16 & 17, 1981.

ARFI MOVE WDL 005

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WORKSHOP DE LYON "TIENS! LES BOURGEONS ÉCLATENT..." (L'OISEAU MUSICIEN, 1977)

WORKSHOP DE LYON "TIENS! LES BOURGEONS ÉCLATENT..."


Maurice Merle, alto & soprano saxophone, basse á vent, voice
Louis Sclavis, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, voice
Jean Bolcato, bass, voice
Christian Rollet, drums, gong, trombone


A1. Chant Pour Les 103 Du Plateau 04:39
A2. Le Vert (Ou L'intox) 05:12
A3. Paradis Des Oiseaux 06:12
A4. Duchesne Père Et Fils 06:19
A5. Suivi De La Marche Noire 00:51
B1. Je Cherche Une Enveloppe 07:01
B2. L'aveugle Et Les Marchands (Ou Des Coups De Canne Dans Les Vitrines) 08:44
B3. Tango A Bascule 01:15
B4. Nobody Know You When You Are Down And Out 04:05
B5. Tiens ! Les Bourgeons Eclatent... 01:33




Recorded at Studio L'oiseau Musicien, Aubenas-les-Alpes, France, between Oct.27 & Nov.2, 1977.

L'OISEAU MUSICIEN 112210


(lp rip)

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DAVE DOUGLAS NEW JAZZ MEETING November 20, 1998 Tollhaus Karlsruhe, Germany

Track List (1:04:11):
1. Introductions - 3:04
2. Lewinsky March - 9:04
3. Song Introduction - 1:04
4. Episode for Taslima Nasrin - 8:09
5. One More News - 17:39
6. Woman at Point Zero - 12:54
7. Mamuse, Ma Muse? - 12:14

Musicians:
Dave Douglas - trumpet
Louis Sclavis - clarinet, saxophones
Rabih Abou-Khalil - oud
Michel Godard - tuba, serpent
Vincent Courtois - cello
Mark Feldman - violin
Nabil Khaiat - frame drum
Jim Black - drums

Source:
SWR digital radio broadcast

Lineage:
DRB >DAT at 48 kHz >DAT clone >.wav via S/PDIF and M-Dio 2448 digital soundcard >CoolEdit Pro 2.0 >CD Wave >CDR >EAC (secure) >FLAC Frontend (level 6, SBE OK)

Notes:
Received from source, who made the recording to DAT, labelled as "part one." I have never come across a part two.

Although also given as digital broadcast, the frequency analysis shows no dip in the high frequencies, so although the bitrate was not given it is surely exceptionally high and demonstrates a lossless source.

Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath - Live in Moers '81

Taped by "Ilario" this is the same BoB that recorded (few days before)
the album "Yes Please" for In and Out, and, as you'll note, even the
pieces' list is almost the same : a mix of old and new compositions.

Rec. live at "The 10th Moers Festival", Moers, Germany, on June 7, 1981
(mics recording)

Chris McGregor,piano,conductor
Harry Becket/Mark Charig/David Defries/Peter Segone,trumpet
Ray Anderson/Nick Evans/Radu Malfatti,trombone
Andre Goudbeek/Bruce Grant/Francois Jeanneau/Louis Sclavis/John Tchicai,reeds
Didier Levallet/Ernest Mothle,bass
Caroline Collins,cello
Brian Abrahams/Jean-Claude Montredon,drums

1. Sonia [M.Feza] (06:00)
2. Yes, Please [R.Malfatti] (14:23)
3. Duku [D.Purkwana] (10:25)
4. Maxime [C.McGregor] (09:06)
5. Untitled Original (10:24)
6. Andromeda [C.McGregor] (10:17)

Total Time 1:00:38

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