Henri Texier: An Indian's Life - Jazz Journal
The French bassist links the oppression of native Americans and African Americans, mixing tribal, funk, blues and swing flavours
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The French bassist links the oppression of native Americans and African Americans, mixing tribal, funk, blues and swing flavours
Anne Paceo brings some of those African influences, along with her quartet, to the forthcoming Queenta Women’s Jazz Festival from May 31-June 3.
Back before Wi-Fi, there was hi-fi — shorthand for sound systems that play music with high fidelity to the original recording. Fidelity also means devotion,...
After a couple of years absence due to the pandemic, the circus is back in town. Alexandre Bouglione has set up his big top in Flagey and is inviting audiences to two shows a day.
In honor of a recent Birthday Anniversary of the great alto saxophonist Phil Woods, tonight's Jazz Feature is a concert by one of Mr. Woods' finest ensembles, his European Rhythm Machine. Woods formed this band right after a move to Europe in 1968 that revitalized his career and his music. Tonight's Jazz Feature is from a concert that took place at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. The band included Mr. Woods on alto saxophone, George Gruntz on piano, Henri Texier on bass and the great Daniel Humair on drums. Four selections make up the repertoire beginning with Gruntz' "Capricci...