Time: 60:33
Size: 138.6 MB
Styles: Post bop
Year: 2000
Art: Front
[7:14] 1. The Man I Love
[6:41] 2. Portrait In Black And White
[8:48] 3. Round About Midnight
[7:36] 4. Well You Needn't
[7:35] 5. Body And Soul
[4:20] 6. Le Bleu D'hortense
[5:25] 7. Que Reste T-Il De Nos Amours
[7:38] 8. Invitation
[5:10] 9. What Is This Thing Called Love
Éric 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. ~Wikipedia
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. ~bio by Scott Yanow
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. ~bio by Scott Yanow
Portrait In Black And White
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