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jazz The Paris Reunion Band in Stuttgart JazzOpen 1988

JazzOpen 1988

The Paris Reunion Band in Stuttgart JazzOpen 1988

About

The relationship between the city of Paris and American jazz musicians has its roots in the years following World War Two where Paris, having fallen in love with this heady, multicultural music during the war, became a world center for concerts and the hedonistic lifestyle they brought. What's more, the African-American musicians who still suffered widespread segregation throughout the 40s, 50s and 60s (having to enter concert venues via the back door, not being able to eat with white musicians, segregated crowds and much more) found a much more welcoming audience France. As such, the country became a haven for jazz, something that remains true to this day.  

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Cast

  • Nat Adderley | Trumpeter
  • Nathan Davis | Saxophonist
  • Curtis Fuller | Trombonist
  • Joe Henderson | Saxophonist
  • Woody Shaw | Trumpeter
  • Walter Bishop Jr. | Pianist
  • Idris Muhammad | Drummer
  • Jimmy Woode | Double bassist

Program

  • Paris Reunion Band, Tune Down
  • Nat Adderley, Work Song
  • Jimmy Woode, The Man From Potter's Crossing
  • Willard Robison, Old Folks
  • Paris Reunion Band, Hot Licks
  • Paris Reunion Band, Sweet Love Of Mine

Details

  • Directed by:
    • Werner Schretzmeier
  • Venue: JazzOpen Stuttgart (Stuttgart, Germany)
  • Production date: 1988
  • Duration: 56 min
  • Production: © Euroarts/ Dewe-Hellthaler OHG
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