Noyeux Joël

Trastevere, 2006

Retour au bercail le temps de faire tous les abus de bouffe possibles et imaginables, donc interruption du service pendant quelques temps.
Pour clore cette semaine, tout simplement le plus beau morceau du monde, le dilemme de george.
Clifford Brown, interprète de ce sublime titre, était le plus jeune grand trompettiste de jazz, promettant de coller une raclée dans le futur aux miles, dizzie et autres branleurs de son époque.
Hélas, il est également devenu le plus jeune grand trompettiste de jazz mort jeune, en 1956.
Il a juste eu le temps d'enregistrer avec Max Roach les deux très grands albums que Study in Brown et More Study in Brown.

Sinon l'ORTF et Monkeyfunk proposent un mix de noël, c'est pas dégueu, goutez-y.

Clifford Brown & Max Roach - George's dilemma

Cherry mistmas
What ? Doesn't make any sense ? Do you really think it makes sense in french ?
Foie gras, salmons, cakes, run if you can and hide, 'cause I'm coming to town and some of you are not gonna make it.
So, christmas. These two excellent music blogs have made a christmas mix, please go take a look at it.
Concerning me, I give you today Clifford Brown, a brilliant jazz trumpeter of the fifties who died too young, as usual with brilliant people. This tune is probably my favorite jazz tune ever, along with the whole Kind of blue album by Miles Davis, Blue Monk by Thelonious Monk, Know what I mean ? by Cannonball Adderley & Bill Evans.. Ok, let's just say it's one of my very favorite loved jazz tune.

Enjoy holidays, don't eat too much if you wannabe able to dance on the 31st and merry christmas to all, whether you celebrate it or not.