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Francois Tusques: Le Nouveau Jazz - VINYL LP

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Francois Tusques: Le Nouveau Jazz - VINYL LPTitle: Le Nouveau Jazz Artist: Francois Tusques Label: Cacophonic Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5060099505447 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2014 12 09 Number of Discs: 1 With track titles translating to "Song for the Devil" and "The Witches," Francois Tusques' rarest commercially released LP casts an early stylistic premonition of the vampire themed improvised soundtracks recorded for director Jean Rollin, merely months after it's release. Assembling the

Title: Le Nouveau Jazz
Artist: Francois Tusques
Label: Cacophonic
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060099505447
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2014-12-09
Number of Discs: 1

With track titles translating to "Song for the Devil" and "The Witches," Francois Tusques' rarest commercially-released LP casts an early stylistic premonition of the vampire-themed improvised soundtracks recorded for director Jean Rollin, merely months after it's release. Assembling the very same group of musical sorcerers, this album's personnel (featuring, amongst others, soprano saxophonist Barney Wilen) reads like a who's-who of France's early improvised music/free jazz scene, resulting in a wholly unique European flavor while preserving the essence of other global inter-communal travelers, such as Don Cherry and Krzysztof Komeda. Originally extracted from three separate recording sessions in early 1967, Le Nouveau Jazz opens with themes conjured up for the short film Coda by French jazz documentarian Marc Pauly, highlighting the composer's adept ability in his multi-disciplined art, further aligning him with the aforementioned pioneers. The rest of the album combines frenzied macabre picture music (akin to Detroit's Wendell Harrison) and emotive piano improvisations (Mal Waldron anyone?) with the sui generis inclusion of a double double bass formation courtesy of Bernard "Beb" Guerin (Sonny Sharrock/K++hn Brothers) and Jean-Francois Jenny Clarke (Enrico Rava/Giorgio Gaslini). As Tusques' second official album (after the seldom-sighted Free Jazz from 1965), this LP expands on this important French musician's vision and follows up Cacophonic's repress of his mega-rare Don Cherry art installation collaboration from 1964, this time introducing extra rhythmic arrangements courtesy of Italian drummer Aldo Romano (Robin Kenyatta). Housed in the elegant original "Witches" artwork sleeve by comic illustrator Jean Vern with French liner notes by French psychiatry/beat poet/crime fiction writer, Yves Buin, this worthy reissue hopes to find a unique, uninhabited part of your collection from an era that changed the Parisian underground prior to the important developments of labels like BYG Actuel and Futura Records in the early 1970s.

Tracks:
1.1 Coda
1.2 Sombre
1.3 Dialogue I
1.4 Cantique Du Diable
1.5 Les Sorcieres
1.6 Dialogue II
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