Live Performance Includes Previously Unissued Tracks On Limited Edition 180g Vinyl LP!
Barney Wilen’s preferred piano partner for much of his later career was the Martinique-born Alain Jean-Marie. He appears on both La Note Bleue and Wild Dogs of the Ruwenzori, but the duo’s Montréal appearance in 1993 is a nice way to study theirchemistry at some length. This live recording includes previously unissued tracks from the July 4, 1993 International De Jazz De Montreal, Church of the Cesu. 180-gram vinyl, includes special essays by famed Jazz writers Pascal Anquetil and Brian Morton.
“The alchemy of a duo cannot be decreed. It can be verified by the heat of this exchange. The Montreal concert is living proof. With these two musicians, jazz is not a matter of tempo or repertoire, of structures or the number of notes played in each bar. It is above all a matter of breathing, of the punctuation of each phrase, of the courtesy toward silence, a matter of music itself.” – Pascal Anquetil, Jazz Magazine (December 2019)
“Wilen’s preferred piano partner, for much of his later career, was the Martinique-born Alain Jean-Marie. He appears on both La Note Bleue and Wild Dogs Of The Ruwenzori, but the duo’s Montreal appearance in 1993 is a nice way to study their chemistry at some length.” – Brian Morton, Penguin Guide to Jazz (December 2019)
Features
- Limited Edition
- 180g Virgin Vinyl
- Newly discovered performance
- Gatefold jacket
- Special annotations by Pascal Anquetil & Brian Morton
- Full texts in English and French
- Made in the EU
Musicians
| Barney Wilen | tenor & soprano sax |
|---|---|
| Alain Jean-Marie | piano |
Selections
Side A:
- Skating In Central Park
- ‘Round Midnight
- I’m A Fool To Want You
Side B:
- MEDLEY: Repetition / No Problem
- My Funny Valentine (Dedicated To Chet Baker)
- Bésame Mucho









