Sahib Shihab, Gilson Unit - La Marche Dans Le Desert (1972)
Jazz, Post Bop | MP3 320 kbps CBR | 43 min | 107 MB
Label: Futura Et Marge Records | Rel:1972
Jazz, Post Bop | MP3 320 kbps CBR | 43 min | 107 MB
Label: Futura Et Marge Records | Rel:1972
An amazing meeting of two of the most revolutionary talents on the European jazz scene of the early 70s – American expat Sahib Shihab, blowing some of his most exotic reeds ever – and pianist Jef Gilson, working here on electric keys and ondioline! The album's got a sound that echoes some of Gilson's most creative world/jazz experiments – a feel that definitely lives up to the desert march of the title, and which comes across with a loose, freewheeling sound that's almost in the territory of Sun Ra or Salah Ragab! Shihab plays baritone sax and Varitone soprano, and other group members include Bruno Di Gioia on flute, balafon, and bongos; Pierre Moret on Hohner organ, percussion, and ondioline; Maurice Bouhana on flute and percussion; and Jean-Claude Pourtier on whistle and percussion. Titles include the extended "Mirage (parts 1 & 2)" – plus "Les Touches Noires" and "La Marche Dans Le Desert".
Tracklist:
1. La Marche Dans Le Desert "Orcha Damidbar"
2. Les Touches Noires
3. Mirage I
4. Mirage II