Nathan Davis - The ORTF Recordings 1966-67
- Production companies: SAM RECORDS
- Broadcaster / Distributor: SAM RECORDS
- Type of use: Commercial
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Discover the first edition of Nathan Davis’ live concerts with the George Arvanitas trio. The first one was recorded in Paris at the Studio 105 Charles Trenet of the Maison de la Radio on November 19, 1966, and broadcasted on Jazz Vivant. The second one was recorded at the Paris Biennale at the Modern Art Museum on October 22, 1967, and broadcasted the same day.
The 3 LP set also includes extra content such as a snippet of the concert with Jace All Stars broadcasted on February 24, 1965, on Musique aux Champs-Elysées, and is illustrated with full size photos by Jean-Pierre Leloir.
This 100% INA tri-fold cover LP set contains 1h49’ of pure jazz spread between 3 vinyl records:
Vinyl record 1
Concert in Paris, at the Studio 105 Charles Trenet of the Maison de la Radio – 11/19/1966
- A1 side: "The hip walk" (9'04)
- A2 side: "Yesterdays" (8'40)
- B1 side: "A 5" (10'36)
- B2 side: "Nathalie's Bounce" (10’17)
Vinyl record 2
Concert at the Paris Biennale, Modern Art Museum – 08/22/1967
- C1 side: "Love ye the neighbor" (12'43)
- C2 side: "Mid Evil dance" (9'48)
- D1 side: “The Rules of Freedom” (12’15)
- D2 side: "The thing" (13'14)
Vinyl record 3
- E1 side: « Yesterdays » sax version (14’05) – Paris Biennale concert
- E2 side: « Blues for Southeast Asia » (10’15) – Excerpt of the concert with Jace All Stars broadcasted on February 24, 1965, on Musique aux Champs-Elysées