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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Stephane Grappelli, 5-17-1957


Here is another one that is from 1957 and it is short but sweet. I saw Stephane Grappelli back in the late 80s and he was old but full of fire. He wasn't old during this recording but he was great back then too.

Stephane Grappelli Quartet
Stephane Grappelli, violin
Maurice Vander, piano
Hans "James" Last, bass
Rolf Ahrens, drums

recorded at NDR Studios, Hamburg, May 17, 1957

1. Hamburg Souvenir (Vander)
2. Vous qui passez sans me voir (Hess/Misraki/ Trenet)
3. Lady be good (Gershwin)
4. A flower is a lovesome thing (Strayhorn)
5. I can't believe you are in love with me (McHugh/Gaskill)
6. Manoir de mes reves (Reinhardt)
7. How about you? (Lane/Freed)
8. The lady is a tramp (Rodgers/Hart)

Mp3/320k
Download Link
http://www.mediafire.com/?rgufqm87607pwiq Grappelli 57 mp3.rar

2 comments:

  1. Thanks for posting a Grappelli boot!

    I shook hands with David Grisman after a DGQ show and told him what a pleasure it was to meet one of the great jazz violinist's friends and playing partners.

    Too bad Stephane and Dawg and Jerry Garcia never recorded together. Or will that be your next surprise post?

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  2. Thanks for the great vintage jazz, AZ. It will never be old, always vintage. All the best to you.

    Iggymo

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