I Lost my Girl from Memphis - Hot Antic 2004
- 17 years ago
I Lost my Girl from Memphis - Hot Antic Jazz Band 2004
Recorded in Nimes, France during the band’s 25th anniverary.
In this famous classic jazz tune, ideal for improvisation, the band invites several musicians to join them in this hot piece. Guests are Robert Bichon tuba, Jean Louis Le Roux drums, Jean Francois Guyot washboard, Daniel Huck alto sax, Jean Francois Bonnel tenor saxophone At the end of the tune pianist Martin Seck is joined by former pianists Gilles Berrut and Stephane (Groucho) Matthey for an rotating piano solo. Gilles Berrut, the band’s first pianist was the first to sing this tune and had it renamed “La Poule” which was also the title of one of their first LP’s in 1979. After Gilles vocal Daniel Huck steps forward and does one of the most amazing scat chorusses I ever heard. What a musician! Also the saxophone solos by Bonnel and Huck are outstanding.
Recorded in Nimes, France during the band’s 25th anniverary.
In this famous classic jazz tune, ideal for improvisation, the band invites several musicians to join them in this hot piece. Guests are Robert Bichon tuba, Jean Louis Le Roux drums, Jean Francois Guyot washboard, Daniel Huck alto sax, Jean Francois Bonnel tenor saxophone At the end of the tune pianist Martin Seck is joined by former pianists Gilles Berrut and Stephane (Groucho) Matthey for an rotating piano solo. Gilles Berrut, the band’s first pianist was the first to sing this tune and had it renamed “La Poule” which was also the title of one of their first LP’s in 1979. After Gilles vocal Daniel Huck steps forward and does one of the most amazing scat chorusses I ever heard. What a musician! Also the saxophone solos by Bonnel and Huck are outstanding.