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The French Scene - Part 3
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As we continue our journey in today's French jazz scene, we look at how it has been influenced by the many musical traditions that enrich the French society, in particular those from North Africa and the Middle-East, courtesy of
Yacine Boulares
saxophoneb.1981
Ibrahim Maalouf
trumpetb.1980
Naïssam Jalal
flute
Sophie Alour
saxophoneb.1974
Julien Lourau
saxophone, soprano
Baptiste Trotignon
pianob.1974
Benjamin Moussay
piano
Marc Ducret
guitarb.1957
Michel Benita
bassHappy listening!
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bass, acoustic
b.1966- Fred Pallem "Plurabella's Walk; Mustang Pursuit" Sound Trax (ZZ Productions) 0:16
- Host talks 5:58
- The Volunteered Slaves "Breakfast in Babylon" Breakfast in Babylon (Cristal) 8:39
- Julien Lourau Groove Gang "Du Bist Too Much" City Boom Boom (Warner) 13:09
- Kit De Survie "? titre posthume Kit, pt. 5" En milieu hostile (Triton) 17:47
- Host talks 24:34
- Thiefs "The Leaf Node" Graft (La Greffe) (Jazz&People) 26:41
- Ibrahim Maalouf "Nomade Slang" Illusions (Mi'ster) 30:57
- Smadj "Encore" Equilibriste (M.E.L.T.) 37:00
- Host talks 43:30
- Na?ssam Jalal "Songe" Quest of the Invisible (Les couleurs du son) 45:36
- Yacine Boularès "Nuba-Resilience" Abu Sadiya (Accords Croisés) 53:35
- Sophie Alour "Exil" Joy (Music from Source) 1:01:37
- Host talks 1:06:04
- Marc Ducret "Rosalyne" Gris (Label Bleu) 1:08:09
- Michel Benita & Ethics "Yeavering" River Silver (ECM) 1:10:46
- Baptiste Trotignon "Milonga" You've Changed (Okeh) 1:14:14
- Host talks 1:16:03
- Benjamin Moussay "Theme from Nana" Promontoire (ECM) 1:16:43
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Marc Ducret
Ludovico Granvassu
Yacine Boulares
Ibrahim Maalouf
Na?ssam Jalal
Smadj
Sophie Alour
Mohamed Abozekry
Wassim Halal
Kit De Survie
Thiefs
Fred Pallem
The Volunteered Slaves
Julien Lourau
Baptiste Trotignon
Benjamin Moussay
Michel Benita
Ben Allison
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