Maurice Jarre
Une Saison En Enfer (Bande Originale Du Film)

Yellow Vinyl .

"Bring On The Good Times" is the debut album by Dawn Patrol, a brand new Dutch collective led by the prolific producer, songwriter and musician Phil Martin (Jazzinvaders, AIFF, Martin & Garp) sets out to explore the essence of West Coast music, a late 70s Softrock spirit and European pop sensibility.Sharing the love for the sound and spirit of late Seventies pop music, Phil Martin and his likeminded musician partners in crime Rik van der Ouw and Ruud van Halder plus vocalists Baer Traa and Lo 'Garp' van Gorp recorded ten songs celebrating a pure freshness in pop harmonies and melodies.The band put the spirit of "Bring On The Good Times" in their own words:

Wonderful LP from Helsinki based multi instrumentalist and producer Jimi Tenor. For 'Order Of Nothingness' Jimi has recruited rhythm geniouses Ekow Alabi Savage and Max Weissenfeldt, fashioning their own brand of experimental afrobeat and jazz.

This EP – taking 4 years in the making – marks the first ever 12” release of the elusive downtempo italo-boogie tune “Guarda l’Amore”, sung by the mysterious italian duo Gianni & Donatella, only previously available on the impossibly rare 1987 “Disco Italia” compilation LP, released on the tiny italian “Disco In” label.Our archives diggin’ job proved to be incredibly fruitful, to the point that we’ve unearthed four *previously unreleased* demo tracks sung by tracks author Walter Canducci along with Gianni, supposed to be part of an LP release that ultimately never saw the light of the day….until now, and guess what – they’re jaw-dropping!Starting with the slap-bass funk bomb “Si, No”, then going into the late-night love maker “Amore Mio”, topping it all with the mellow beach vibes-infused “Come Allora”. On top of that, you’ll also get an alternate “Guarda l’Amore” demo version.We will never know how these lo-fi demos would sound if the original project of Gianni & Donatella singing on all tracks succeeded, but the only existing recorded evidence can sure give a feel of this unique italo-boogie studio project, that has a space in the most respected DJ bags only.

Enregistrement public le 29 Janvier 2017 à Port-Louis – Festival Jazz Miniatures – FranceCet album est une trace laissée après un voyage d’exploration ayant eu lieu en France du 29 Janvier au 12 Février 2017, dans le cadre du projet The Bridge, un réseau transatlantique pour les musiques créatives. Denis Fournier est né à Montpellier dans le sud de la France. Autodidacte, il commence à jouer de la batterie à l’âge de 15 ans, et devient professionnel à 17 ans. Bien que son premier contact avec la musique fût le rock, il se tourne ensuite vers le jazz. Vers le début des années 80, Denis développe une nouvelle conception mélodique de la percussion et transforme son instrument pour étendre ses possibilités afin de former un monde sonore unique et indépendant.“Les musiques du monde de Denis Fournier reviennent toujours vers le jazz, vers sa nature expérimentale et sa grandeur dans l’émotion de l’instant… Il s’inscrit dans la lignée des maîtres de la batterie free tel Milford Graves, Barry Altchul et également de Max Roach ou Philly Joe Jones”.

On previous instalments in their essential Jazz is Dead series, Adrian Younge and A Tribe Called Quest's Ali Shadeed Muhammad have served up some super fresh and new takes on jazz for the modern generation. They have had help from the likes of Roy Ayers, Azymuth and Marcos Valle, all of whom have made it an essential series. Now they serve up a limited edition coloured vinyl release that offers a bunch of fantastic instrumentals. Those aforementioned big names all feature on these tunes which cover every style of jazz and then some.