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Philip Catherine - Selected Works 1974-1982
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2017
Track listing: ‘Selected Works 1974 – 1982’
September Man (1974) (2017 remaster)
• Nairam
• Nineteen Seventy Fourths
• T.P.C.
• September Man
• When It Is (The Beginning - The Middle - The End)
• Monday 13
Guitars (1975) (2017 remaster)
• We’ll Find a Way
• Five Thousand Policemen
• Sneezing Bull
• René Thomas
• Moss and Weeds
• Homecomings
• Charlotte
• Noburl
• Isabelle
Babel (1980)
• Babel
• Janet
• Riverbop
• Spirale
• Philip à Paris
• Magic Ring
• Dinner-Jacket
End of August (1982)
• Petit Nicolas
• Grand Nicolas
• Janet
• September Start
• Goodbye
• Birth of August
• End of August
• Presque
Solo Bremen 1979 & 1982 (Previously unreleased)
1. Tunnel Of Love
2. Babel
3. Nem Um Talvez
4. Every Day
5. Petit Nicolas
6. D-Tune
7. Rue du Sel
8. My Funny Valentine
9. Rianne
10. Crystal Bells To Larry
11. Bonus : «Etude pour Peter S»
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by Mario Calvitti
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by Ian Patterson
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by Phillip Woolever
Year after year, the Dusseldorf Jazz Rally continues to provide visitors with one of the finest festival experiences to be found in Western Europe. While other events in the region may spend more on self-promotion, feature more prominent line-ups or gather more media coverage, the Jazz Rally cheerfully and consistently serves up what is quite likely ...
Theo Travis’ Double Talk: Transgression
by Roger Farbey
The chiming notes of a very Mahavishnu Orchestra sounding guitar open the tension-rich “Fire Mountain" hotly pursued by Theo Travis' intense tenor sax soloing and coruscating axe work from Mike Outram. A change of pace is heard in the title track, beginning slowly but gradually building-up in pace and volume, Outram's fuzzy guitar twinned ...
Larry Coryell: Less Rock, More Jazz
by Todd S. Jenkins
This interview was originally published at All About Jazz in June 2001. A true jazz pioneer, guitarist Larry Coryell was one of the earliest musicians to experiment with the fusion of jazz and rock styles. Originally from Galveston, Texas, Coryell moved to New York in 1965, at a time when the city's music scene ...
Take Five With Mason Razavi
by AAJ Staff
Meet Mason Razavi: Starting out as a self-taught rock guitarist, Mason began studying jazz and playing in working rock bands as a teenager. After hearing an Andres Segovia recording for the first time at age 22, Mason changed directions dramatically and focused on the classical guitar for several years before returning to jazz and the ...
