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Henry Crolla & Co - Notre Ami Django (1956-1958)
Label: Gitanes Jazz Productions
Genre: Jazz General
Number of Compositions: 22
Total Time: 50:17
Year: 2007
Format, bitrate: MP3 320 Kb/s CBR
File Size: 102 Mb + covers & Bookled
French guitarist Henri Crolla is heard with a variety of different groups in this compilation of recordings from the 1950s. Although the first ten tracks were recorded as a tribute to the late Django Reinhardt, Crolla stays in the background to allow violinist Stéphane Grappelli to dominate the brief rendition of “Swing 39.” In “Minor Swing,” Grappelli clarinetist Hubert Rostaing and alto saxophonist Andre Ekyan solo prior to the leader, with Crolla capturing some of the flavor of Reinhardt without copying him outright. But the ballad features without Grappelli are the most surprising tracks. Reinhardt’s lovely but obscure “Anouman” showcases Ekyan with the rhythm section, minus Crolla, who evidently sat out this number. Crolla does justice to “Nuages” with a lively solo, complemented by Rostaing’s clarinet. The final four selections come from an EP, with Crolla leading a sextet including Rostaing, trumpeter Roger Guerin, and pianist Martial Solal. The guitarist has a far more prominent role throughout this date and seems inspired by the material, which consists of standards of the swing era. This volume in Universal Music’s extensive Jazz in Paris CD reissue series is definitely worth picking up. ~ Ken Dryden
Digitally remastered using 24 bit technology. Presented in digipak form and includes brand new liner notes.
Recording information: Paris, France (10/1956-??/1958).
Translator: Martin Davies.
Personnel: Henri Crolla (guitar); Stéphane Grappelli (violin); Hubert Rostaing (clarinet); Andre Ekyan (alto saxophone); Roger Guerin (trumpet); Martial Solal, Maurice Vander, René Urtreger (piano); George Daly (vibraphone); Emmanuel Soudieux (double bass); Pierre Lemarchand , Christian Garros, Al Levitt (drums).
Liner Note Author: Alain Tercinet.

Notre Ami Django:
01. Swing 39 (2:28)
02. Minor Swing (3:40)
03. Manoir De Mes Rêves (4:05)
04. Swing From Paris (2:26)
05. Artillerie lourde (3:24)
06. Nuages (3:19)
07. Djangologie (2:35)
08. Anouman (3:42)
09. Swing 42 (3:01)
10. Place De Brouckère (3:32)
Recorded 1958 in Paris
Musicians:
Hubert Rostaing: clarinet
Andre Ekyan: sax alto
Stephane Grappelli: violin
George Daly: vibraphone
Rene Urtreger piano
Maurice Vander: piano
Henri Crolla: guitar
Emmanuel Soudieux: double bass
Pierre Lemarchand, Al Levitt: drums
Henri Crolla:
11. Jeepers Creepers (2:27)
12. What’s New (3:24)
13. Hallelujah (2:27)
14. Night And Day (2:38)
Musicians:
Roger Guerin: trumpet
Hubert Rostaing: clarinet
Martial Solal: piano
Henri Crolla: guitar
Emmanuel Soudieux: double bass
Christian Garros: drums
Recorded 1956 in Paris
Release Date Aug 06, 2002
Studio/Live Studio
Recording Time 43 minutes
Personnel
Christian Garros
Stephane Grappelli - violin
Andre Ekyan - alto saxophone
Rene Urtreger - piano
Al Levitt - drums
Emmanuel Soudieux - double bass
George Daly - vibraphone
Martial Solal
Maurice Vander piano
Pierre Lemarchand
Roger Guerin - trumpet
Henri Crolla - guitar
Hubert Rostaing - clarinet