[Dixielandjazz] Anachronic Jazz Band videos

[Marek Boym]

What strikes me about those videos is the changes time has made: both
Patrick Artero and Daniel Barda have hair!
The music is wonderful - but I've been a groupie since the 1977 Grande
Parade du Jazz!
Cheers

On 13 July 2011 13:19, Gary Kiser <gary at kiser.org> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Perhaps I've been in a cave, but I just found Anachronic Jazz Band videos on
> YouTube that have been there for two years.  If this is the first time you
> see these, I'm sorry it took so long.  If you've seen these before, shame on
> you for not sharing.
>
> Once over lightly for new comers, the AJB is a group of top trad and swing
> musicians that formed a group playing bop era tunes as if it were the
> 20s/30s.  They only existed a couple of years.  Too bad.
>
> What I present here are videos of the Anachronic Jazz Band at La Grande
> Parade du Jazz in Nice, France on July 16, 1977.  For those of you that have
> jazzed in Europe, you will know a bunch of these guys.  BUT IN 1977.
>
> Patrick Artero on trumpet.  Patrick is still a much in demand player.
>
> Daniel Barda on trombone.  Many of you know him in the States with Watergate
> 7 and Paris Washboard.
>
> Daniel Huck on alto sax.  Daniel is the monster.  I get to play with him a
> couple of times a year.  What a treat.  We had a great quartet (1 gig)
> sometime back with Daniel, Eddie Erickson, Sue Kroninger and yours truly.
>  And, when Allan Vaché came over to play with Sac à Pulses, Daniel asked him
> to sit in on a set.  WOW.
>
> Marc Richard on clarinet.  The leader of this group and many great groups
> over the years.  His latest group is a Lunceford style big band called the
> Paris Swing Orchestra.  Sac à Pulses' Pierre Guicquéro plays trombone in
> PSO.
>
> André Villéger on reeds.  Also still active.  But, I understand he only
> plays big gigs.
>
> Philippe Baudoin on piano.  Philippe wrote those great French chord books
> with all the boxes.  Really great books.
>
> Patrick Diaz on banjo.  I see Patrick less these days, but he still gets
> around.
>
> Gérard Gervois on tuba.  Gérard is great and playing as always.  Bob Rann
> first introduced me to Gérard back in the early 90s.
>
> Bernard Laye on drums.  To be honest, I don't know much about him.
>
> Göran Eriksson on recorder.  Yes, recorder.  He plays one tune, Yardbird
> Suite, and he plays it quite well.  Many have discussed his solo on the
> vinyls.
>
> The times are indicated at the beginning of most clips, so I tried to
> construct the concert in order.  There is no time indicated for Round
> Midnight, so I put it first so you can watch my man Daniel Huck sing and
> scat in 1977.
>
>
> Round Midnight  - Go Daniel
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgJvFGfYM68
>
> Bernie's Tune - 22h23
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQLzua6efGA
>
> Ask Me Now - 22h32
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O938dF0sRX8
>
> Yardbird Suite - 22h36
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwRFv9K9ofo
>
> Anthropology - 22h47
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbEho99-8Vs
>
>
> Enjoy
>
>
> Gary Kiser
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