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Hubert Fol Hubert Fol And His Be-Bop Minstrels For Sale

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Hubert Fol Hubert Fol And His Be-Bop Minstrels:
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Personnel:

Hubert Fol (as), Alan Jeffreys, Dick Collins, ChristianBellest, Guy Lognon (tp), Jack Carmen, Nat Peck, Benny Vasseur (tb), Dave VanKriedt (ts), Michel de Villers (as, bs), Jay Cameron (bs), André Persiany,Raymond Fol, Bernard Peiffer, René Urtreger (p), Geo Daly (vib), Sacha Distel(g), Emmanuel Soudieux, Jean Bouchety, Pierre Michelot, Benoit Quersin,Jean-Marie-Ingrand, Roland Bianchini (b), Benny Bennett, Kenny Clarke, RichieFrost, Roger Paraboschi, Pierre Lemarchand, Jean-Louis Viale, Moustache (d)

The first French jazzman to embrace bebop with trueenthusiasm was without a doubt alto saxophonist Hubert Fol (1925-1995). He tookto the new style when he was barely 20 years old, the moment he heard CharlieParker on record, and he immediately began practicing. His prowess grewrapidly, and soon he had an opportunity to prove himself.

In the summer of 1947, he formed a sextet called “The Be-BopMinstrels.” The name was a clear statement of the stylistic message of thegroup, and their avant-garde playing impressed Charles Delaunay, who invitedthem to record for his label, Swing. The group’s first visit to the studiostook place on July 4th, and the session resulted in the first bebop sidesrecorded in France.

Hubert quickly became one of the most capable French bebopplayers, and most of the great foreign musicians who visited Europe enjoyedplaying with him: Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas and Dizzy himself, in addition toRex Stewart, John Lewis, Kenny Clarke, James Moody, Jimmy Raney and others.

Hubert Fol always had a loyal following in France. For aslong as he played, from 1950 until 1964, he was ranked the number one altosaxophonist in Jazz Hot’s yearly poll, making him one of the most honored jazzmusicians in France.

Tracklisting:

CD 1

01. Night in Tunisia (Gillespie-Papparelli) 3:00

02. Lubie Loo (Jack Carmen) 2:54

03. Swinging at Lutetia (Alan Jeffreys) 2:48

04. Making Be-Bop (Jack Carmen) 2:20

05. I’ve Got Be-Bop (Hubert Fol) 2:55

06. Hard to Get (Kenny Clarke) 2:13

07. Ralph Goes (Ralph Shecroun) 2:46

08. All the Things You Are (Kern-Hammerstein II) 2:44

09. Boppin\' and Oilskin (Dick Collins) 2:50

10. Lover Come Back to Me (Romberg-Hammerstein II) 3:18

11. Now, Cut Out (Jimmy Davis) 2:40

12. Lover Man (Davis-Ramirez-Sherman) 3:09

13. Indiana (Miles Davis) 5:30

14. Love in the Sun (Hubert Fol) 2:46

15. Iambic Pentameter (Epistrophy) (Kenny Clarke) 2:34

16. Assy Pan Assy (Hubert Fol) 2:38

17. Robbin\'s Nest (Charles Thompson) 3:15

18. Blues 1950 (Aimé Barelli) 5:06

19. Everything Happens to Me (Dennis-Adair) 5:05

CD 2

01. This Fol-ish Thing (Hubert Fol) 2:40

02. These Foolish Things (Marvel-Strachey-Link) 3:12

03. Out of Nowhere (Green-Heyman) 2:55

04. Lonely Moments (Mary Lou Williams) 2:50

05. Death of the Octopus (Raymond Fol) 3:21

06. Ivory Black, Part 1 (Raymond Fol) 2:44

07. Ivory Black, Part 2 (Raymond Fol) 2:32

08. Half Nelson (Miles Davis) 4:56

09. I\'ll Remember April (Raye-DePaul) 5:18

10. Yardbird Suite (Charlie Parker) 5:03

11. A Fine Romance (Kern-Fields) 3:20

12. They Can\'t Take that Away from Me (G. & I. Gershwin)3:40

13. You Go to My Head (Gillespie-Coots) 5:31

14. Always (Irving Berlin) 4:00 *

15. Hallelujah (Vincent Youmans) 5:28 *

16. I Only Have Eyes for You (Warren-Dubin) 6:01 *

17. I Want to Be Happy (Youmans-Caesar) 4:15 *

18. Whispering (Rose-Schonberger-Coburn) 3:38 *

(*) Bonus Tracks

Sources CD-1:

Tracks #1 & 3, Swing SW.260

Tracks #2 & 4, Swing SW.269

Tracks #5 & 8, Swing SW.278

Tracks #6 & 7, Swing unreleased

Tracks #9 & 12, Swing SW.291

Tracks #10 & 11, Swing SW.298

Track #13, “Jeunesse du Jazz” RTF broadcast

Tracks #15 & 17, Swing SW.325

Tracks #14 & 16, Swing SW.330

Track #18, Swing SW.331

Track #19, radio broadcast

Sources CD-2:

Track #1 & 2, Swing SW.339

Track #3, Swing 344

Tracks #4 & 5, Swing unreleased

Tracks #6 & 7, Swing SW.355

Tracks #8-10, Philips P.77.101 L

Tracks #11-13, Barclay 45 EP 74016

Tracks #14-18, Pathe ST 1034

Personnel:

CD 1, tracks #1-4:Hubert Fol and His Be-Bop Minstrels

Alan Jeffreys, trumpet; Jack Carmen, trombone; Hubert Fol,alto sax; André Persiany, piano; Emmanuel Soudieux, bass; Benny Bennett, drums.

Recorded in Paris,July 4, 1947

CD 1, tracks #5-8:Hubert Fol and His Be-Bop Minstrels

Dick Collins, trumpet; Hubert Fol, alto sax; Dave VanKriedt, tenor sax; André Persiany, piano; Georges Hadjo, bass; Kenny Clarke,drums.

Recorded in Paris,March 17, 1948

CD 1, tracks #9-13:Hubert Fol and His Be-Bop Minstrels

Dick Collins, trumpet; Hubert Fol, alto sax; Michel deVillers, alto sax (added on #13); Raymond Fol, piano; Alf “Totole” Masselier,bass; Richie Frost, drums.

Recorded in Paris,November 15 [9-12], November 28 [13], 1948

CD 1, tracks #14-17:Hubert Fol and His Be-Bop Minstrels

Nat Peck, trombone; Hubert Fol, alto sax; Bernard Peiffer,piano; Jean Bouchety, bass; Kenny Clarke, drums.

Recorded in Paris,October 29, 1949

CD 1, track #18:All Star Français after the 1950 “Jazz-Hot” Référendum

Aimé Barelli, trumpet; Benny Vasseur, trombone; HubertRostaign, clarinet; Hubert Fol, alto sax; Jean-Claude Fohrenbach, tenor sax;Michel de Villers, baritone sax; Leo Chauliac, piano; Geo Daly, vibes; JeanBouchety, bass; Roger Paraboschi, drums; Jo Bartel, vocals.

Recorded in Paris,December 15, 1949

CD 1, track #19:Hubert Fol Quartet

H.Fol, alto sax; Raymond Fol, piano; Pierre Michelot, bass;Pierre Lemarchand, drums.

Recorded live atunidentified location, Paris, 1950

CD 2, tracks #1-3:Hubert Fol and His Be-Bop Minstrels

Hubert Fol, alto sax; Raymond Fol, piano; Pierre Michelot,bass; Kenny Clarke, drums.

Recorded in Paris,March 3, 1950

CD 2, tracks #4-7:Raymond Fol and His Orchestra

Christian Bellest, Guy Lognon, trumpets; Nat Peck, BernardZacharias, Benny Vasseur, trombones; Hubert Fol, alto sax; Raymond Fol, piano& arranger; Pierre Michelot, Roger Dagneres, bass; Roger Paraboschi, drums.

Recorded in Paris,June 28, 1950

CD 2, tracks #8-9:Hubert Fol-Sacha Distel Quintet

Hubert Fol, alto sax; Sacha Distel, guitar; René Urtreger, piano;Pierre Michelot, bass; Baptiste “Mac Kac” Reilles, drums.

Recorded live at theApollo Théâtre, Paris 12, 1954

CD 2, track #10:Hubert Fol Sextet

Christian Bellest, trumpet; Hubert Fol, alto sax; JayCameron, baritone sax; René Urtreger, piano; Benoit Quersin, bass; Jean-LouisViale, drums.

Recorded live at theApollo Théâtre, Paris 12, 1954

CD 2, tracks #11-13:Hubert Fol Quartet

Hubert Fol, alto sax; René Urtreger, piano;Jean-Marie-Ingrand, bass; Jean-Louis Viale, drums.

Recorded in Paris,January 11, 1956

CD 2, Bonus tracks#14-18: Moustache and His Jazz Seven

Guy Longnon, trumpet; Benny Vasseur, trombone; Hubert Fol,alto sax; Geo Daly, vibes; Raymond Fol, piano; Roland Bianchini, bass;Moustache, drums.

Recorded in Paris,1954

Swing recordingsproduced by Charles Delaunay

Philips recordingsproduced by André Francis & Marcel Romano

Barclay recordingssupervised by André Francis

Pathe recordings /uncredited producer

Tracks 13 & 19from concerts produced by Charles Delaunay

Booklet liner notes:Jordi Pujol

This CD releaseproduced by Jordi Pujol

Thanks to YvesSportis at Jazz-Hot and Christian Dangleterre

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Hubert Fol Hubert Fol And His Be-Bop Minstrels For Sale

Hubert Fol Hubert Fol And His Be-Bop Minstrels: $24.98

Hubert Fol Hubert Fol And His Be-Bop Minstrels:
$24.98