Alain Caron, Jean-Marie Ecay, Didier Lockwood (1992)
BAND/ARTIST: Alain Caron, Jean-Marie Ecay, Didier Lockwood
- Title: Caron, Ecay, Lockwood
- Year Of Release: 1992
- Label: JMS Records [JMS 064-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Jazz Fusion, Crossover Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans)
- Total Time: 59:59
- Total Size: 269 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01 - Gypsy
02 - Country hous
03 - Le blues des trois
04 - Romane
05 - Apassionata
06 - Options
07 - Jimmy B-3
08 - Take a waltz
09 - Good luck brother
10 - Profil Perdu
11 - Angelito
12 - Gris Jour
13 - Very first
14 - Amusette
15 - Sam Buca's Blues
personnel :
Alain Caron - Bass
Jean-Marie Ecay - Guitar
Didier Lockwood - Violin
The trio of bassist Alain Caron, guitarist Jean Marie Ecay, and violinist Didier Lockwood touches on several styles in this diverse CD. Caron's opener "Gypsy" sounds like an acoustic throwback to the era of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, though the CD makes a hard turn into jazz fusion with Lockwood's easygoing ballad that sounds much like what Jean-Luc Ponty was doing in the mid-'70s. Then Caron's funky "Jimmy B-3" takes them elsewhere, in a sassy tribute to organist Jimmy Smith. Ecay's lyrical "Take a Waltz" and the delicate"Gris Jour" are also highlights. Only "Amusette" is a bit of a disappointment, as the piece develops slowly, with lots of bland synthesizer behind it.
01 - Gypsy
02 - Country hous
03 - Le blues des trois
04 - Romane
05 - Apassionata
06 - Options
07 - Jimmy B-3
08 - Take a waltz
09 - Good luck brother
10 - Profil Perdu
11 - Angelito
12 - Gris Jour
13 - Very first
14 - Amusette
15 - Sam Buca's Blues
personnel :
Alain Caron - Bass
Jean-Marie Ecay - Guitar
Didier Lockwood - Violin
The trio of bassist Alain Caron, guitarist Jean Marie Ecay, and violinist Didier Lockwood touches on several styles in this diverse CD. Caron's opener "Gypsy" sounds like an acoustic throwback to the era of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, though the CD makes a hard turn into jazz fusion with Lockwood's easygoing ballad that sounds much like what Jean-Luc Ponty was doing in the mid-'70s. Then Caron's funky "Jimmy B-3" takes them elsewhere, in a sassy tribute to organist Jimmy Smith. Ecay's lyrical "Take a Waltz" and the delicate"Gris Jour" are also highlights. Only "Amusette" is a bit of a disappointment, as the piece develops slowly, with lots of bland synthesizer behind it.
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