Merci pour le partage !!!!! J'avais entendu Chanson Pour Les Enfants un soir de 83 dans l'émission de André Francis sur France Musique..... Je venais de débuter la batterie... Quel choc ce fut !!!!!
Wow, if this isn't the best take on Trane's classic band (McCoy, Elvin, Jimmy Garrison) I don't know what is. Never heard any of these cats before now and they are totally smokin!
Мне уже 65 лет, но я с детства люблю музыку Франсуа де Рубэ. Для меня он один из лучших композиторов мира. Жаль ,что он ушёл так рано. Вечная ему память.
Thanks for uploading this lp. Great to hear it again. Not enough Moir clips out there either. I wish the GTK clip with the Moir sisters was available and where is the Countdown Harmony blues clip? probably taped over.
J'ai grandi avec cette musique, à commencer par "Chapi Chapo" et parce qu'il y avait l'intégrale, en vinyle, à la maison. Pour moi ses compositions sont intemporelles, totalement avant-gardiste et hyper visuelles. Malheureusement trop méconnu de nombreux musiciens.
101 North - 101 North Country: US Released: 1988 Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul Style: Soul-Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz-Funk, Funk 1 Lady Of The Night 6:03 2 So Easy 4:39 3 Africa 4:34 4 Night Voices 7:45 5 Pillow Talk 7:07 6 Suzanne Written-By - Adrienne Anderson, George Duke 4:59 7 Sashimi 3:26 8 Sunday 4:42 9 Children Of Time 2:21 Backing Vocals - Carl Carwell, George Duke, Josie James, Lynn Davis, Napoleon Murphy Brock* Bass - Byron Miller Drums - John Robinson (2), Leon "Ndugu" Chancler* Keyboards - Dawilli Gonga Lead Vocals - Carl Carlwell* (tracks: A2), Ellis Hall (tracks: B2), Josie James (tracks: A2) Percussion - Paulinho Da Costa Synthesizer - George Duke
I bought this album when I was in college. I brought it home and played it for my Mother. Wrong move🤗! She bogarted it!! She LOVED thus album!!! Needless to say I had to buy another to take back to school. I want to thank Rev Louise Williams of WDAS radio in Philly for exposing this WONDERFUL GOSPEL OPERA!!!!
A truly sublime display of musicianship from such young artists.Totally beguiling nebulous and haunting melodies and harmonies. A completely one-off trio the likes of which we will never see or hear again. Thanks for the pleasure you gave us.
@@djtrakakadrunkpoet8598 ah just look around, perhaps klick a few "never gona hear that"stuff""-stuff 😂 whereas, I must admit Francois is more of a large cave submerged in icy water most of the time on this album...but dude, do I like that!
This is one of the best records ever made and profoundly influenced me. So many wonderful moments, textures, and songs. It is an entire world in musical form.
I swear Eric Persing had something to do with this album. I feel like he may have provided George Duke with some syths as he was still at roland at the time of this release- ( This album sounds very ROLAND ).
C'était le temps où les compositeurs de musiques de films inventaient vraiment quelque chose, l'espace et la profondeur du son enveloppaient et connotaient les images à la perfection. Puissent leurs successeurs en faire autant sinon mieux ! J'adore les mélodies de François de Roubaix...
I found this on cassette last week at the thrift store, I got it because I loved the cover art. Listened to it on the way home and had a really intense moment with myself. So beautiful 🥰
I also discovered synchestra and Ed's music by finding several of their cassettes in thrift stores, unfortunately lost most of them over the years. Great to hear again
My Granddad (the beard) was a DJ back in the '60s all through the LA area and the Bay area and "you can be sure" was one of his favorites. Glad my dad has passed this music on to me.
