Yamashita is joined by French bassist Michel Benita and Swiss drummer Daniel Humair. Together, they make for a very fine trio!
Humair was subject of a couple of earlier posts:
Strasbourg 2008 (with Tony Malaby & Joachim Kühn)
Paris 2008 (with Tryptic - Humair/Celea/Couturier)
And finally, he can be heard with Roland Kirk here.

Yosuke Yamashita Trio
Paris (France), Duc Des Lombards
March 18, 1998
Yosuke Yamashita - piano
Michel Benita - bass
Daniel Humair - drums
Set 1
1. For David's Sake (Yamashita) 8:53 [dropouts 3:55-4:56]
2. J.G. Bird (Yamashita) 10:47
3. Spider (Yamashita) 10:16 [inc, fade-out/in & splice @ 7:37]
Set 2
4. After Blue (Yamashita) 10:09 [fade-in, 1 sec missing]
5. unknown (10:59)
6. Echo of Gray (Yamashita) 5:47 [fade-in, 4.5 sec missing]
7. Doctor Kanzo (Yamashita) 7:34
8. Announcement by YY (0:05) [inc]
9. Kurdish Dance (Yamashita) 9:49
TT: 74:22
Sound: A-
Source: France Musique "Jazz Club"
Lineage: FM > ? > dime
:: ubu edits ::
fixed marks
deleted most of the radio intro from beginning of #1,3,5,7
omitted separate fm talk tracks
added fades
merged four parts of "For David's Sake" (8:57, 0:19, 0:16, 4:15) - some transmission issues there!
added 1.5 seconds of silence at end of #3
Additional lineage: FLAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro > FLAC (8,asb,verify)
Note on sequence:
The broadcast started live with the final 2:41 minutes of #3.
Then, in the break, #1, #2 and the first 7:37 of #3 were played.
Then, the next set was broadcast live again.
In the seed on dime, the second part of #3 was the first title, then followed #1, #2, the first part of #3, and then Set 2.
3 comments:
FLAC (tagged) + info:
http://rapidshare.com/files/226369906/Yosuke_Yamashita_1998-03-18_Paris__ubu-edit_.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/226397998/Yosuke_Yamashita_1998-03-18_Paris__ubu-edit_.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/226396604/Yosuke_Yamashita_1998-03-18_Paris__ubu-edit_.part3.rar
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