Claude Tissendier Quintet & Teddy Edwards - Three Tenors Session

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s

Time: 38:45

Size: 88.7 MB

Styles: Saxophone jazz

Year: 2008

Art: Front

[6:04] 1. Sunset Eyes

[3:51] 2. Wheelin' And Dealin'

[7:13] 3. Midnite Creeper

[5:06] 4. Number One

[5:03] 5. Lovin' It, Lovin' It

[4:44] 6. T'n't' (Tiss And Teddy)

[6:43] 7. If I Had You/That's All/Tenderly

Claude Braud, Claude Tissendier (tenor saxophone) Philippe Milanta (piano) Pierre-Yves Sorin (bass) Vincent Cordelette (drums) and Teddy Edwards (tenor saxophone).

Featuring the French swinging bop tenor Claude Tissendier & 'the first' bop tenor Teddy Edwards. Features seven tracks recorded in 2002 in Paris, France, this is warm, soulful, & swinging jazz music!

Three Tenors Session

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Claude Tissendier Septet - Carrots for Hodges

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2000
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 56:45
Size: 131,6 MB
Art: Front

(5:06)  1. Sweetie Frog
(6:23)  2. Patte de lapin
(4:39)  3. Super Carl
(5:10)  4. Slow and Relax
(4:39)  5. Jump, Rabbit, Jump
(5:04)  6. Johnny Saxo
(4:55)  7. Carrots for Hodges
(3:16)  8. Green Eyes
(4:24)  9. Jumpin' in Etretat
(8:27) 10. Evening Blues
(4:38) 11. Gehod

CARROTS (the familiar name given by the musicians to the soprano saxophone) FOR HODGES (one of the greatest servants of the saxophone and alto saxophonist of Duke Ellington). Claude Tissendier (viola sax) pays tribute to Johnny Hodges' repertoire by composing 11 swing songs. 

The other members of the Septet: Claude Braud (tenor sax), Jean Etève (baritone sax), Michel Camicas (trombone), Stan Laferrière (piano), Pierre-Yves Sorin (bass), Vincent Cordelette (drums). Translate By Google https://www.placedeslibraires.fr/music/3322420071628-carrots-for-hodges-claude-tissendier-septet/

Carrots for Hodges

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Claude Tissendier Tentet - Hampton Vibrations

Styles: Saxophone, Clarinet Jazz
Year: 2002
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:54
Size: 143,5 MB
Art: Front

(4:50)  1. Till Tom Special
(4:12)  2. Jivin' The vibes
(3:55)  3. One sweet Letter from you
(4:39)  4. I'm in the Mood for Swing
(3:28)  5. Shoe Shiner's Drag
(3:32)  6. Four or Five Times
(4:53)  7. Star Dust
(4:25)  8. Memories of Hamp
(5:00)  9. Anytime at All
(4:24) 10. Air Mail Special
(3:39) 11. Midnight Sun
(4:03) 12. The Mood that I'm in
(4:39) 13. Tiss Boogie
(6:10) 14. Flying Home

Born France. While studying classical clarinet and alto saxophone at Toulouse Conservatory, Tissendier began playing jazz. His interests followed a chronological path, starting with New Orleans music, passing through the mainstream into bop. In 1977 he joined the big band led by Claude Bolling and also worked with Gerard Badini and others. In the early 80s he taught at the Paris School of Jazz and in 1983 formed a sextet especially to recreate the music of John Kirby. In demand for club and festival dates, the band won many awards for both live performances and records. In 1987 Tissendier formed Saxomania, a seven-piece band featuring two alto saxophones, two tenors and three rhythm. Once again he won honours and gained invaluable experience and exposure accompanying visiting American jazzmen including Benny Carter, Buddy Tate, Jimmy Witherspoon and Spike Robinson, with some of whom he also recorded. Tissendier’s alto playing is striking for its intensity and driving swing and the high musical standards displayed by the Saxomania band ably demonstrate that his is a major talent. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/claude-tissendier-quintet-mn0000391438/biography

Hampton Vibrations

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Claude Tissendier, Claude Bolling - Ellington Moods

Styles: Saxophone , Clarinet Jazz
Year: 1999
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 56:02
Size: 130,3 MB
Art: Front

(5:14)  1. Nuances
(5:39)  2. Pour Duke
(4:01)  3. Aaron
(3:33)  4. Alter Ego
(5:19)  5. Blowing the Groove
(4:29)  6. It's a Sun of a Beach
(5:09)  7. Princess
(7:12)  8. Afterblue
(5:14)  9. Spatial Mood
(6:24) 10. Phil
(3:43) 11. Fashion Power

Born France. While studying classical clarinet and alto saxophone at Toulouse Conservatory, Tissendier began playing jazz. His interests followed a chronological path, starting with New Orleans music, passing through the mainstream into bop. In 1977 he joined the big band led by Claude Bolling and also worked with Gerard Badini and others. In the early 80s he taught at the Paris School of Jazz and in 1983 formed a sextet especially to recreate the music of John Kirby. In demand for club and festival dates, the band won many awards for both live performances and records. In 1987 Tissendier formed Saxomania, a seven-piece band featuring two alto saxophones, two tenors and three rhythm. Once again he won honours and gained invaluable experience and exposure accompanying visiting American jazzmen including Benny Carter, Buddy Tate, Jimmy Witherspoon and Spike Robinson, with some of whom he also recorded. Tissendier’s alto playing is striking for its intensity and driving swing and the high musical standards displayed by the Saxomania band ably demonstrate that his is a major talent. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/claude-tissendier-quintet-mn0000391438

Personnel:  Claude Tissendier, alto sax, clarinet; Claude Bolling, piano # 1; Georges Arvanitas, piano # 2; Patrice Galas, piano # 3; Philippe Baudoin, piano # 4; Stan Laferriere, piano # 5; Andre Persiani, piano # 6; Henri Renaud, piano # 7; Alain Jean Marie, piano # 8; Patrice Authier, piano # 9; Aaron Bridgers, piano # 10; Claude Carriere, piano # 11; Jean-Christophe Vilain, trombone; Dominique vernhes, tenor sax; Jean Eteve, baritone sax; Pierre-Yves Sorin, bass; Vincent Cordelette, drums

Ellington Moods

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Claude Tissendier - Swingologie

Styles: Clarinet Jazz
Year: 2015
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:52
Size: 131,5 MB
Art: Front

(3:50)  1. 'Tain't What You Do
(4:55)  2. Begin The Beguine
(4:54)  3. I'm Confessin'
(4:20)  4. Summit Ridge Drive
(5:14)  5. Cherokee
(5:18)  6. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
(5:37)  7. Drum Boogie
(4:08)  8. Special Delivery Stomp
(4:12)  9. Sophisticated Lady
(5:17) 10. Frenesi
(3:44) 11. You're Looking At Me
(4:18) 12. Dr. Livingstone, I Presume

Born in France. While studying classical clarinet and alto saxophone at Toulouse Conservatory, Tissendier began playing jazz. His interests followed a chronological path, starting with New Orleans music, passing through the mainstream into bop. In 1977 he joined the big band led by Claude Bolling and also worked with Gerard Badini and others. In the early 80s he taught at the Paris School of Jazz and in 1983 formed a sextet especially to recreate the music of John Kirby. In demand for club and festival dates, the band won many awards for both live performances and records. In 1987 Tissendier formed Saxomania, a seven-piece band featuring two alto saxophones, two tenors and three rhythm. 

Once again he won honours and gained invaluable experience and exposure accompanying visiting American jazzmen including Benny Carter, Buddy Tate, Jimmy Witherspoon and Spike Robinson, with some of whom he also recorded. Tissendier’s alto playing is striking for its intensity and driving swing and the high musical standards displayed by the Saxomania band ably demonstrate that his is a major talent. ~ Bio  http://www.allmusic.com/artist/claude-tissendier-quintet-mn0000391438/biography

Personnel:  Claude Tissendier (clarinet);  Gilles Rea (guitar);  Jerome Etcheberry (trumpet); Jean-Pierre Rebillard (bass);  Alain Chaudron (drums).

Swingologie

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Claude Tissendier Sextet - City Swing

Styles: Clarinet Jazz
Year: 2008
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:14
Size: 124,6 MB
Art: Front

(4:57)  1. City Swing
(4:43)  2. Have You Met Miss Jones?
(4:38)  3. Lover Come Back to Me
(5:48)  4. Red Roses for a Blue Lady
(5:25)  5. On the Trail
(3:35)  6. Northwest Passage
(5:12)  7. Tony's Blues
(4:28)  8. Mean to Me
(4:25)  9. On the Sunny Side of the Street
(5:25) 10. My Little Suede Shoes
(5:33) 11. City Blues

Born France. While studying classical clarinet and alto saxophone at Toulouse Conservatory, Tissendier began playing jazz. His interests followed a chronological path, starting with New Orleans music, passing through the mainstream into bop. In 1977 he joined the big band led by Claude Bolling and also worked with Gerard Badini and others. In the early 80s he taught at the Paris School of Jazz and in 1983 formed a sextet especially to recreate the music of John Kirby. In demand for club and festival dates, the band won many awards for both live performances and records. In 1987 Tissendier formed Saxomania, a seven-piece band featuring two alto saxophones, two tenors and three rhythm. 

Once again he won honours and gained invaluable experience and exposure accompanying visiting American jazzmen including Benny Carter, Buddy Tate, Jimmy Witherspoon and Spike Robinson, with some of whom he also recorded. Tissendier’s alto playing is striking for its intensity and driving swing and the high musical standards displayed by the Saxomania band ably demonstrate that his is a major talent. http://www.allmusic.com/artist/claude-tissendier-quintet-mn0000391438/biography

City Swing

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Claude Tissendier Quartet - The Liquorice Stick

Styles: Clarinet Jazz
Year: 2008
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 56:27
Size: 129,6 MB
Art: Front

(4:03)  1. The Liquorice Stick
(5:00)  2. Begin The Beguine
(4:49)  3. Stompin' At The Savoy
(3:56)  4. Rue des Lavandières
(5:07)  5. Frenesi
(4:55)  6. It Had To Be You
(5:08)  7. Runnin' Wild
(4:00)  8. Memories Of You
(5:30)  9. Carioca
(4:19) 10. Broadway Song
(5:11) 11. Midnight At The Bayou
(4:22) 12. Sing, Sing, Sing

Born France. While studying classical clarinet and alto saxophone at Toulouse Conservatory, Tissendier began playing jazz. His interests followed a chronological path, starting with New Orleans music, passing through the mainstream into bop. In 1977 he joined the big band led by Claude Bolling and also worked with Gerard Badini and others. In the early 80s he taught at the Paris School of Jazz and in 1983 formed a sextet especially to recreate the music of John Kirby. In demand for club and festival dates, the band won many awards for both live performances and records. In 1987 Tissendier formed Saxomania, a seven-piece band featuring two alto saxophones, two tenors and three rhythm. Once again he won honours and gained invaluable experience and exposure accompanying visiting American jazzmen including Benny Carter, Buddy Tate, Jimmy Witherspoon and Spike Robinson, with some of whom he also recorded. Tissendier’s alto playing is striking for its intensity and driving swing and the high musical standards displayed by the Saxomania band ably demonstrate that his is a major talent. http://www.allmusic.com/artist/claude-tissendier-quintet-mn0000391438/biography

Personnel: Claude Tissendier (clarinet); Bernard Rabaud (vibes); Jacques Schneck (piano); Sylvain Clevarec (drums)

The Liquorice Stick

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Claude Tissendier Sextet - The John Kirby Style

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2008
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:51
Size: 143,0 MB
Art: Front

(4:02)  1. Beethoven Riffs On
(3:36)  2. Little Brown Jug
(2:23)  3. Charlie's Prelude
(3:04)  4. Royal Garden Blues
(2:38)  5. Peanut Vendor Boogie
(3:18)  6. Humoresque
(4:58)  7. I May Be Wrong
(3:04)  8. William's Tune
(4:03)  9. Bounce of the Sugar Plum Fairy
(4:16) 10. Effervescent Blues
(3:30) 11. Le cabaret de l'ane
(3:57) 12. Close Shave
(3:19) 13. Minute Waltz
(4:38) 14. B-Flat Special
(2:26) 15. Sur le fil
(2:45) 16. Il pleut dans ma chambre
(2:32) 17. Le soleil et la lune
(3:13) 18. Fleur bleue

Born France. While studying classical clarinet and alto saxophone at Toulouse Conservatory, Tissendier began playing jazz. His interests followed a chronological path, starting with New Orleans music, passing through the mainstream into bop. In 1977 he joined the big band led by Claude Bolling and also worked with Gerard Badini and others. In the early 80s he taught at the Paris School of Jazz and in 1983 formed a sextet especially to recreate the music of John Kirby. In demand for club and festival dates, the band won many awards for both live performances and records. In 1987 Tissendier formed Saxomania, a seven-piece band featuring two alto saxophones, two tenors and three rhythm. 

Once again he won honours and gained invaluable experience and exposure accompanying visiting American jazzmen including Benny Carter, Buddy Tate, Jimmy Witherspoon and Spike Robinson, with some of whom he also recorded. Tissendier’s alto playing is striking for its intensity and driving swing and the high musical standards displayed by the Saxomania band ably demonstrate that his is a major talent. ~ Bio  http://www.allmusic.com/artist/claude-tissendier-quintet-mn0000391438/biography

The John Kirby Style

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Claude Tissendier & Saxomania Starring Phil Woods - Out Of The Woods

Styles: Saxophone Jazz
Year: 1991
File: MP3@256K/s
Time: 50:49
Size: 93,4 MB
Art: Front

(7:14)  1. Quill
(5:59)  2. Bloomdido
(4:36)  3. Randi
(6:57)  4. Star Eyes
(6:07)  5. Eddie's Mood
(6:02)  6. Yardbird Suite
(6:04)  7. Memoir de Mes Reves
(7:48)  8. Yes There is a Coda

Born France. While studying classical clarinet and alto saxophone at Toulouse Conservatory, Tissendier began playing jazz. His interests followed a chronological path, starting with New Orleans music, passing through the mainstream into bop. In 1977 he joined the big band led by Claude Bolling and also worked with Gerard Badini and others. In the early 80s he taught at the Paris School of Jazz and in 1983 formed a sextet especially to recreate the music of John Kirby. 

In demand for club and festival dates, the band won many awards for both live performances and records. In 1987 Tissendier formed Saxomania, a seven-piece band featuring two alto saxophones, two tenors and three rhythm. Once again he won honours and gained invaluable experience and exposure accompanying visiting American jazzmen including Benny Carter, Buddy Tate, Jimmy Witherspoon and Spike Robinson, with some of whom he also recorded. Tissendier’s alto playing is striking for its intensity and driving swing and the high musical standards displayed by the Saxomania band ably demonstrate that his is a major talent. ~ Bio  http://www.allmusic.com/artist/claude-tissendier-quintet-mn0000391438/biography

Out Of The Woods

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