Wow !, by Trio Derome Guibeault Tanguay

Wow !

by Trio Derome Guibeault Tanguay

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	1.	You Can Depend On Me & Wow 08:05
	2.	Dreams 05:51
	3.	La danse de Raphaëlle 06:46
	4.	Mes enfants 04:44
	5.	The Baron 04:18
	6.	Palestine 06:31
	7.	The Best Things In Life Are Free 06:27

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Le premier disque du trio présentait uniquement 10 compositions de Jean Derome; leur deuxième, The Feeling of Jazz, une relecture de grandes compositions cueillies dans toute l’histoire du jazz; Étymologie, leur troisième parution, était en format DVD. Il s’agissait de la version en film d’un concert du Trio au Lion d’Or présenté dans le cadre de l’OFF Festival de Jazz de Montréal; Leur quatrième disque s’intitulait Danse à l’Anvers. Voici maintenant Wow!, qui nous présente: La Danse de Raphaëlle, Mes enfants et Palestine, 3 compositions de Jean Derome ainsi que 4 «standards»: The Best Things In Life Are Free, une chanson de Ray Henderson datant de 1927; Wow et Dreams, deux pièces de Lennie Tristano, un des pionniers du jazz be-bop; et The Baron, une composition de Eric Dolphy, ce géant du jazz moderne, et qu’il avait dédiée au grand Charles Mingus.

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After their first eponymous record featuring 10 composiitons of Jean Derome; The Feeling of Jazz, a journey through the whole history of jazz; the dvd-only Etymologie, a live recording of the band’s appearance at Montréal’s OFF Festival de Jazz; and their fourth’s effort, Danse à l’Anvers, finally here’s Wow!. It features three originals by Derome — La Danse de Raphaelle, Mes enfants and Palestine —, and four standards: The Best Things in Life Are Free, a 1927 song penned by Ray Henderson; Wow and Dreams, both written by be-bop pioneer Lennie Tristano; and The Baron, a composition by modern jazz giant Eric Dolphy, originally dedicated to the great Charles Mingus.

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released January 1, 2012

Composers: Lew Brown, Charles Carpenter, Jean Derome, BG De Sylva, Eric Dolphy, Louis Dunlop, Ray Henderson, Earl Hines, Lennie Tristano
Performers: Jean Derome, Normand Guilbeault, Pierre Tanguay, Trio Derome Guilbeault Tanguay
Cover image: Louise Labrosse
Graphic design: Joane Hétu
Mastering: Bernard Slobodian

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