Lalo Schifrin:the Legendary Paris Concert

The names Larry Coryell and John Abercrombie are synonymous with Jazz fusion guitar for the past thirty odd years. With those two names on the masthead it is fair to assume that you're in store for phenomenal guitar playing. But the inclusion of Badi Assad, an unknown quantity for me, resulted in a performance of the likes I could not have anticipated. The guitar playing was superlative, with all three proving their virtuosity on many an occasion, but Assad was unlike any performer I have ever seen before. While her guitar playing is significant, her vocal gymnastics and percussion proficiency stole the spotlight from her more famous band mates.

Miles Davis - Prime Cuts From The Legendary Paris Olympia Concerts (2004) {3CD Box Europe 1-RTE 55969 rec 1960}
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Jazz / Hard Bop / Modal Music / Trumpet

3-disc box set includes 2 dates at the Olympia Theatre on March 21, 1960 (disc 1 & 2) and October 11th of the same year (disc 3). Accompanying players on the former date include John Coltrane on tenor sax, Wynton Kelly on piano, Paul Chambers on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums. Sonny Stitt alternates with Coltrane on sax on "Autumn Leaves", "No Blues" and "Fran Dance" on disc 2. Also, on disc 3, Stitt replaces Coltrane. At the end of the disc they've tacked on a half-hour medley jam from 1973 with a different line-up again.

The American jazz guitarist Mike Stern performs at the most celebrated club in Paris in this engaging concert film. Accompanied by Bob Francescini, Tom Kennedy, and Dave Weckl, Stern wows the crowd with rich renditions of "Tumble Home," "K.T.," "Wishing Well," "Chatter," and many more.