Laurent Courthaliac - All My Life, A Musical Tribute to Woody Allen

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2016
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 44:03
Size: 101,3 MB
Art: Front

(4:08)  1. He Loves and She Loves
(2:56)  2. Strike Up the Band
(4:33)  3. All My Life
(5:06)  4. Ev'ryone Says 'I Love You'
(2:24)  5. Looking at You
(5:33)  6. But Not For Me
(3:51)  7. You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me
(4:47)  8. I've Got a Crush on You
(5:23)  9. Just You, Just Me
(5:18) 10. Embraceable You

After his tribute to Baroness Pannonica, muse of be-boppers, the pianist Laurent Courthaliac celebrates Woody Allen and his love of jazz. From poetic and timeless "Manhattan" to merry and swinging "Everyone says 'I Love You'", the pianist operates at the head of a byte of choice a classy dive at the heart of Gershwin's spirit and culture New York standards. Translate by Google http://www.jazzandpeople.com/portfolio/allmylife/

Personnel:  Laurent Courthaliac , piano, arrangements; Fabien Mary , trumpet; Bastien Ballaz , trombone; Dmitry Baevsky , alto sax; David Sauzay , tenor sax; Xavier Richardeau , baritone sax; Clovis Nicolas , double bass; Pete Van Nostrand , drums; on orchestrations by Jon Boutellier .

All My Life, A Musical Tribute to Woody Allen

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Laurent Courthaliac Trio - Pannonica

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:46
Size: 132.2 MB
Styles: Piano jazz
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[6:05] 1. Nicaragua
[5:13] 2. With A Song In My Heart
[6:53] 3. Nica
[6:27] 4. Thelonica
[3:43] 5. I'm A Dreamer (Aren't We All )
[5:17] 6. Pannonica
[5:02] 7. Acinonnap
[4:06] 8. Three Wishes
[6:15] 9. Broome St. Blues
[4:09] 10. If There Someone Lovelier Than You
[4:30] 11. Goodbye

Different stories of love, art and family populate this recording, which resonates like a prestigious, vintage Grand Cru. Pianist Laurent Courthaliac pays tribute to be-bop and its patron muse, the baroness Pannonica de Koeenigswarter - ''Nica'' whose granddaughter Nadine designed the artwork. The repertoire mixes and mingles Courthaliac's originals with those of jazz giants from that time, including iconic legend Thelonious Monk. The trio, led by its pianist (sublime quality guaranteed: bassist Ron Carter performs on two thirds of the tracks), guides us through the intricacies of an era and style that goes beyond modern.

Pannonica

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