1972, Berlin. White suit on a dark stage, the grammarian of jazz goes on a magnificent solo of alto saxophone, shortly interrupted by a piano improvisation. More than surprising, explosive!
The King of the blues left us yesterday… Here’s what’s probably his funkiest tune, the rare groove classic “The B.B. Jones”, out of ‘For Love Of Ivy’ soundtrack!
Less known than Guy Conquette, René Perrin was nevertheless one of more terrific singers of gwo ka, the original sound from Guadeloupe. A blues shouter, as on this document dated 1993, during the big festival...
Reunion Island musician Alain Péters passed away in 1995. He was a sort of hippy, freshly extracted from of the post-psychedelic seventies. Ever since his debut, this postmodern griot has held the breath of the...
