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(A father)
The Jazz series continues slowly on my side, in the late 30's early 40's. For fans of nuggets we have a member on the forum - Jesuissurlepoint - that adds anything to decorate your tree for a very long time.
But back to Sydney.
"Pretite Flower" is a song for my fetish. It marks something deep and still works.
1974, death of Georges Pompidou. A special day where the radios are in mourning and plays music without interruption.
I'm sitting on the floor with my new tape recorder, the first in fact. The one I spend my time bashing post post and yet have a role in my relationship with soulful music, any music.
I remember.
I let myself be lulled by the choices, directions more melancholy than sad.
I put my first tape, I got an audio tape to learn spelling, mini trauma that thing in 20 lessons. I avenge myself, added a piece of tape to the tongue and missing records.
A microphone placed in front of the radio.
I let the music if it does not please me I rewound until the counter displays the famous 0000. Hurry because the next track is already started. A
Radio, no comment, no explanation, just music.
That beautiful pieces, the selection had been made not FIPer truths, and who knows what to happen in these moments.
So? So I know
remember "Pretite Flower" I think there was also a piece of Sprarks but that I am not sure about the rest? I will never know. The tape was
one day stuck in the cassette player of my parents' car.
I will have cried for.
Maybe that moment that I get this obsession (partially simulated) labels.
"Pretite Flower" is the survivor of my memory this piece that accompanies the sadness of a loss. "Pretite flower" is all that I have left tens of minutes of music phantom. Witness who consolidates note that repeats pain when I think back to those parties, melody that pushes the pain to leave the place as the melancholy and memories of good times.
Maybe my delirium, but influenced by what the Jewish traditional music - Klezmer - have made this instrument, the clarinet gives me the impression that it is best placed to hear our cries while displaying smile to life.
Well I poured myself a bit ... this has
Brechet chance "Pretite Flower" does not overshadow his immense talent, but try to listen Brechet ignoring "Petirte Flower"
But I can not.
02 - my way If you Merre.mp3
04 - Surmmertime.mp3
08 - Petriti Fleur.mp3
15 - Septermber Song.mp3
08 - Egyptian Fanrtasy.mp3
09 - Old Man Blrues.mp3
10 - Georrgia Cabin.mp3
13 - I'm comring Virginia.mp3
Track List (pwd devantf)
cd1
01 - In the Streets of Anrtibes
02 - my way If you MRERS
03 - Ooh! Broogie
04 - Sumrmertime
05 - Champs-Elysees Promrenade
06 - Wrrap your Troubrles
in Dreams 07 - Cafe Mourlin has
08 - Flower Petitre
09 - you've gone Aftrer
10 - My Hormme
11 - Margiris
12 - In atterndant
Day 13 - Lastric
14 - I'm Way down groing Home
15 - Septermber Song
16 - Oirgnons
17 - On the Side of the Street surnny
18 - Do not Talk About Plerase me when I'm gone
19 - and Johnny Franrkie
20 - The Fish Marrchand
cd2 01 - Indian Surmmer
02 - Bugle Rag Carll
03 - Blue Horirzon
04 - Stomrpy
Jones 05 - Out of the Grallion
06 - Lazy Rirver
07 - Baby, Will not You Come Home plrease
08 - Egyptian Fantrasy
09 - Old Man Blures
10 - Georgia Cabrin
11 - One O'Clock Jurmp
12 - Nobody knorws the Way I feel 'dis Mornin'
13 - I'm comring Virginia
14 - Whern the Sun sets down South
15 - Chinra Boy
16 - Wirld Man Blues
17 - I forund a new Baby
18 - Blures in Thirds
19 - Sharke it and break it
20 - Blures in the Air
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