Gianni Gebbia, Mauro Gargano, Dario De Filippo / Le Zouave Jacob
Жанр: Free Improvisation
Носитель:
WEB
Страна-производитель диска: Italy
Год издания: 2014
Издатель (лейбл): Objet-a
Номер по каталогу: oa-27
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 51:01
Источник (релизер): я
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: front+back
Треклист:
01. 80 rue de la Roquette 5:06
02. Azul Zouave 4:41
03. Retour de la guerre 4:37
04. Ballad Zouave 4:41
05. No hagas ola (Mauro Gargano) 5:44
06. Souvenir d'Afrique 5:43
07. Sweet Zouave 5:26
08. Guérison 1:50
09. Zouaves de Ornette 7:57
10. Cordelia (Gianni Gebbia) 5:14
All music by Gebbia / Gargano / De Filippo except where indicated.
Recorded on June 2013 at Bop City Studio in Paris.
Gianni Gebbia – Alto Saxophone & Electronics
Mauro Gargano – Contrabass & Electronics
Dario De Filippo – Percussions
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Track: 01 - 80 rue de la Roquette
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Track: 02 - Azul Zouave
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Track: 03 - Retour de la guerre
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Track: 04 - Ballad Zouave
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Track: 05 - No hagas ola
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Track: 06 - Souvenir d'Afrique
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Track: 07 - Sweet Zouave
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Track: 08 - Guérison
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Track: 09 - Zouaves de Ornette
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Track: 10 - Cordelia
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liner notes
During the Second Empire in France (1828–1913), a soldier called Jacob drew Parisian crowds by performing so-called miraculous cures. The craze that he created allowed to live from his “miracles” all of his life. He performed a kind of group hypno-therapy, which prefigures the methods used by today's evangelists. One of his specialty was to heal through some loud trombone improvisations, since he was a trombonist in the army as well as insulting the patients in order to cure them. He had an atelier in Rue de la Roquette and his father was selling his picture at the exit to be payed for the seances.
