Bise De Buse (avant-chamber, chamber-jazz)

Born in Strasbourg's university way back in 75, from the association of friends following musicology courses, the group was often a trio (pianist Spielmann, drummer Malka & bassist/guitarist Dosdat), sometimes joined by sax player Michel, to play informally contemporary music, rock and traditional musics. It would be a few years before the group found its musical orientations and evolved into a quintet (adding bassist Heitz), then in 1980 adding cellist Bataillon. But the group had to cut back and only a trio recorded the eight tracks of the album, which was acoustic chamber rock music. With Bataillon offered a job across the country, the group disbanded almost immediately, but reformed under the moniker Triple Buse (triple airhead) than later under Biz'Art.

So BdB never released an album per se, but the Musea release is a compilation of the recorded album (recorded as a trio of piano, sax and cello) with Gong's Didier Malherbe on two tracks, and various tapes from various eras (including the group as a quintet), most of them in 79, when the group was highly influenced by the Canterbury scene.

Joue Sa Musique (1981)

трекліст

1 - Décaféiné (4'48)
2 - Valse A Cinq Temps (4'20)
3 - Triton Diabolique (3'45)
4 - Les Lumières De La Nuit (5'59)
5 - Chocolate Fields (4'42)
6 - Sax-Cello (7'13)
7 - Gambang (5'58)
8 - Lola (4'01)
9 - Valse A Cinq Temps - Alternate Take (5'53)
10 - Appelez-Moi Tex (4'36)
11 - Kings And Queens (5'58)
12 - Errance (8'47)
13 - You Can't Kill Me (4'32)

музики

Pierre Michel / Saxes
Laurent Spielmann / Pianos, Keyboards
Jean Bataillon / Violoncelle/cello (1 à 9)
Gérard Dosdat / Guitar (10 à 14)
Jean-Louis Heitz / Bass (10 à 14)
Maxime Malka / Drums ((10 à 14)
Didier Malherbe / Sax soprano (1, 3)
Louis Merlet / Violin (1, 3)

бітрейт - 320 ссиль

Barricade (RIO, avant-prog)

BARRICADE, already known as the roots of ZNR, were a radical French commune formed in 1969 by over thirty musicians / non-musicians around François BILLARD (saxophone, voices, harmonica) and Gérard LAPEYRE (violin) in Marseilles. They had wandered from place to place, changed their members one after another, and gigged on various stages in France around 1970.

In 1973, they were split into two Barricades - one is a radically political & anarchic music outfit around François named Barricade Crève-Vite-Charogne (aka BARRICADE CVC), and another a musically experimental project called BARRICADE II around Roquet Belles OREILLES (called Hector ZAZOU later) and Joseph RACAILLE. The two Barricades had refused any record release throughout their active period in any cases (although Virgin Records had tried to persuade BARRICADE II to release albums and to go on a tour in England).

BARRICADE CVC were disbanded in 1973, and also BARRICADE II in the following year, when almost all of their material might be destroyed. Hector and Joseph formed chamber-rock unit ZNR later.

Finally in 2005, a French avant-jazz label Futura Records could release a compilation CD "Le Rire Des Camisoles 1969-1974" with their session & live material in those days by permission.

Le Rire Des Camisoles 1969-1974

1. Dubble Pépée Blues (3:08)
2. Cagagnasse (1:45)
3. Le Dandy Freak D'Anduze (0:59)
4. Je T'aime Gros Bébé (2:06)
5. Hommage À Tomasi / Armistice Couronné De Feuillages (1:14)
6. Automne Aux Pékins (2:35)
7. Du Ragoût Et Des Couleurs (2:48)
8. Nuage De Notes / Mémoires D'un Chien (0:28)
9. Miche De Riz (1:21)
10. See You Soon Beefoon (1:40)
11. Barricade 2 - Galles 1 (1:30)
12. Joli Fred (1:16)
13. Au Sana, Au Plus Haut (1:28)
14. C'est Arrivé (2:48)
15. Regrets À Pierre Schaeffer (1:04)
16. Dubble Pépée Blues (2:51)
17. Parlons Peu, Parlons Pop (1:02)
18. Sirènes mourantes (2:36)
19. Concert En Arles (11:02)
20. Je Suis Le Grand Retour (2:23)
21. Country Club (0:55)
22. Ah Qu'elle Est Triste Cette Soirée (2:33)
23. Lorient Express (17:21)
24. La Récréation Est Terminée (2:32)

 Музики:

- François Billard / harmonica, voices
- Mario Branlo / saxophone, bass clarinet, voices
- Charly Bidineux / saxophone, bass clarinet
- Brigitte Choupette / bass
- Chris de Foy / guitar
- Cyrille Bibounet / piano
- Fanfan Belles Cuisses / piano
- Fernand Le Salé Darlès / drums
- Francis Baron Des Grottes / guitar
- Frankie Di Lagio / bass
- Fred Le Vicomte / guitar
- Gilbert Sulma Pontoise / drums
- Marce Of Mémé Flippée / guitar
- Gato Montauban / voices
- Harvey Neneux / guitar
- Papé L'écrivain / piano
- Pépée Minègue / voices
- Joseph Racaille / piano
- Roquet Belles Oreilles / bass
- Armand Talot Man / saxophone, bass clarinet
- Thierry Dit Kühl Le Clown / drums
- Tonton / trumpet

ссыль