Romano-Sclavis-Texier - Cully 2007 - now on dime

Romano-Sclavis-Texier, October 29, 2005 at Piacenza Jazz (Pre-)Festival 2005, Teatro Municipale, Piacenza (Photo by Danilo Codazzi)

Here's my latest dime offering:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=149651

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After seeing (and taping - I might post it here later if it came out alright, still have to hear all of it) the new Sclavis Quintet play a terrific set on Sunday at this year's Taktlos festival (http://www.taktlos.com/), it was quite a bit of a Sclavis feast to have a Romano-Sclavis-Texier show on RSR 2 the night after. And again: what a great show! Seems #10 is the encore, it's abridged (they go into a tune the RSR website doesn't mention - Tom_P may recognize it?) but otherwise it could well be that this is the complete concert (I don't know for sure, though, but judging from the - omitted here - fm announcements, it might well be).

No sample needed - a must have, simple as that!

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Romano-Sclavis-Texier "African Flashback"
Cully Jazz Festival 2007
Cully (CH), Chapiteau
March 28, 2007

Louis Sclavis - bass clarinet, soprano sax
Henri Texier - bass
Aldo Romano - drums

1. Daoulagad (Pour Guy Le Querrec) (Texier) 11:34
2. Berbère (Texier) 6:48
3. Le long du temps (Sclavis) 5:10
4. Locking the Lobbies (Romano) 6:25
5. Annobon (Romano) 7:39
6. African Panther 69 / Surreal Politik (Texier) 7:09
7. Trois enfants (Sclavis) 5:51
8. Standing Ovation (For Mandela (Romano) 6:53
9. Les petits lits blancs (Texier) 8:15
10. Viso di Donna (Romano) [4:03] > unknown [theme?] (4:23) [encore, incomplete]

TT: 70:12

Sound: A
Source: RSR 2 "JazzZ" / 2007-06-04
Lineage: FM > HD > Cool Edit Pro > FLAC (8,asb,verify)
Recorded & seeded by ubu

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The Romano-Sclavis-Texier trio is a terrific band. They have been en route now for over ten years and have released three very good albums on Label Bleu (I only have the last of those called "African Flashback"), each of them coming with a little booklet of photos by their companion Guy Le Querrec, the great Magnum photographer, who went with them on their trips to Africa.