Rencontre A Paris by Don Rendell Et Bobby Jaspar, released on Swing in France in 1955.

"Grab the classic jazz vibes from Don Rendell Et Bobby Jaspar with their 1955 album Rencontre A Paris. Recorded live in France, this cool jazz and hard bop gem features smooth sax, tight rhythm, and pure post-war style..."

https://don-rendellws.bandcamp.com/album/rencontre-a-paris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9u2ORvXu9o

#DonRendell #BobbyJaspar #BritJazz #FrenchJazz #JazzInParis #HardBop #Jazz #Music

Mr Blues Pour Flirter by Sonny Criss, released in 1963 on Brunswick.

Jazz on Class wrote:

"Oh Sonny Criss, he can sure play that sax and sure could makes it look simple. This album is a Brunswick Records production, a historical American company that built their first phonograph in 1916 (more info below in description). This 1963 album, “Mr. Blues Pour Flirter” is loaded with standards and the Sonny Criss breezing right through with impeccable precision, great stuff!

Sonny Criss was relatively inactive as a leader in the first half of the 1960s, though he did produce outstanding music during two trips to Paris. The latter visit in 1963 resulted in these studio session.."

https://jazzconclass.com/2013/11/15/mr-blues-pour-flirter-and-sonny-criss/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofdOHPwWP_o&list=PLb_GPRyrUSsU-4icsAqFFpDxcuazKawGN&index=1

#SonnyCriss #Jazz #Music #JazzinParis #Brunswick

Jazz De Chambre by Buddy Banks, released on Le Club Français Du Disque

Pretty hip stuff -- recorded in Paris, but featuring some leading lights of American bohemia! ..features work by a quartet led by bassist Buddy Banks, and featuring work by American players Bob Dorough on piano and Roy Haynes on drums, as well as the French musician Jimmy Gourley on guitar. Gourley's tone is excellent on the session, and he really dominates the proceedings over piano work by Dorough -- especially on the tracks "I Love You", "Line For Lyons", "Night In Tunisia", and "Buddy Bank's Blues". - Dusty Groove

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p75vRqSPDR4&list=RDp75vRqSPDR4&start_radio=1

#BuddyBanks #BobDorough #RoyHaynes #JimmyGourley #Jazz #JazzinParis #BeBop #Music

#LeeKonitz

- Quand on connaît les drames du monde, il est précieux de réussir à faire oublier ces pensées aux gens pendant une heure grâce à la musique.

#Saxophone

#Jazz

#AmericanJazz

#MusicPhotography

#JazzInParis

#Music

#Socialmedia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsknMTc__J8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZUuESpw-OU&list=PLUfwhS0pdv7U_CmkFSHKXNh6Ozrv5p2jp

https://lesdnj.over-blog.com/2021/01/un-entretien-incisif-avec-lee-konitz-en-2006-par-gerard-rouy.html

Parisian Sketches is an album by American jazz drummer Max Roach recorded in Paris in 1960 and released on the Mercury label - Wikipedia

American hard boppers in Paris.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92vL5N5UU1o&list=RD92vL5N5UU1o&start_radio=1

#MaxRoach #TommyTurrentine #JulianPriester #StanleyTurrentine #hardbop #jazz #jazzinParis

Lionel Hampton And His New French Sound, Volume 2 by Lionel Hampton And His New French Sound, released on Felstead in 1956, but also released as Volume 1 on Barclay.

American vibesman and other Americans jam with French jazz cats.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqFw4Olx7KE&list=RDQqFw4Olx7KE&start_radio=1

#RenéUrtréger #SachaDistel
#BennyBailey #NatAdderley
#JazzVibraphone #LionelHampton #jazz #jazzinparis

Bud Powell in Paris is a studio album by jazz pianist Bud Powell, recorded in Paris for Reprise in February 1963 and released in 1964.

The album was produced by Duke Ellington with financial support from Frank Sinatra. Powell played the tune "Satin Doll" by ear after Ellington sang it to him during the session.
In a review for AllMusic, Ron Wynn noted Powell's "uneven but often astonishing piano work," and wrote: "the vast majority of selections are performed with flair and conviction."

Writer Ira Gitler commented: "this album stands far above the painful Victors and Verves of the 1954–1956 period and is more like early Powell than the Blue Notes of the late fifties."[10]

A writer for Billboard stated that Powell plays "smoothly and most brightly," and is "capable of conveying the subtlest of jazz moods." - Wikipedia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azk8gPlWCj8&list=OLAK5uy_msX6QxfJwJEV0ZyQ5Wi1BxL_zMIBSSZB8

#budpowell #jazzpiano #jazzpianotrio #jazz #bop #jazzinparis

Lionel Hampton And His French New Sound Vol. 2 by Lionel Hampton, released on Barclay in 1955.

Confusingly this was reissued in 1956 as Volume 1 and then again in 2001 as such.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-vy3HknoWA&list=RDQ-vy3HknoWA&start_radio=1

#DavidAmram #SachaDistel (tracks: 3)
#RenéUrtreger #BennyBailey #NatAdderley #JazzVibraphone #LionelHampton #jazz #jazzinparis