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One of Andy Narell's most exciting and unpredictable albums, Light in Your Eyes ranges from the exuberant to the quietly introspective. Narell, who embraces electric keyboards and acoustic piano in addition to his main instrument the steel pans, is undeniably inspired on everything from the driving post-bop number "A Stitch in Time" to the poetic, South American-influenced "The Strayaway Child" to the somewhat Joe Sample-ish title song. World music has long been one of the charismatic Narell's strong points, and on this fine CD, he looks to locations ranging from Africa to South America to Trinidad (where the steel pans originated) for inspiration.

Interresting Franch Lp released on "Le Chant du Monde " in 1977. Focus on popular lyrics with light and jazzy arrangement, this album is well pressed. This is the kind of records taht are so happy to discover because this music is original.

22a presents a collaborative project with the Polish jazz septet EABS and featuring Tenderlonious on flute and soprano saxophone. Strictly limited to 1000 copies worldwide, this 12" of deep jazz is housed in colour sleeve and includes an insert containing sleeve notes and photos.

Avec la participation de : Arfi, Fabrice Alibaux (Multi-instruments), Jean Bolcato (basse), Maurice Merle (saxophone), Louis Sclavis (clarinette), Patrick Vollat (piano), Steve Waring (voix), Jean Mereu (trompette), Alain Rellay (saxophone), Hervé Remond (basse), Christian Rollet (batterie), Guy Villerd (saxophone)