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Showing posts with label Dan Vernhettes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dan Vernhettes. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 December 2021

A Christmas Message From Jazz Edit

Hello Dear Jazz Afficionados,

Prepare your Christmas gifts on our site www.jazzedit.org

   Still available:

Traveling Blues:  36 copies (Tommy Ladnier’s stupendous biography by Bo Lindström and Dan Vernhettes) http://jazzedit.org/Tb/contacttb.html

Jazz Puzzles Volume 1:   4 copies (Emergence of jazz in New Orleans) http://jazzedit.org/Pz/contactpz.html

Jazz Puzzles Volume 2:  (Jazz on the River) http://jazzedit.org/Pz2/contactpz2.html

Jazz Puzzles Volume 4:   2 copies (Suburban Jazz) http://jazzedit.org/English/EPz4/contactpz4.html

Hommage à Alfredo Espinoza, the genius saxophonist  (in French) in A4 format  http://jazzedit.org/English/Alf/Alfredo.html

Available by Norbert Ruecker <nruecker@t-online.de

  Big Boy (Frank Goudie’s unique biography): 2 copies in English version 

  Arrival of the military black bands in 1918: 4 copies 

In preparation for 2022:

Visiting Mexican Bands, the fabulous story of the military and typical Mexican bands who visited the USA, Spain, France, Germany in the period 1875-1955. 220 pages, 24 cm x 29,7 in English with very rare illustrations. Prefaces by Bruce Raeburn, ex-curator of the Hogan Jazz Archive, and Antonio Saborit, director of the Mexican National Museum of Anthrophology.

La Havana en Paris, by Alain Boulanger with Dan Vernhettes in an augmented edition in Spanish for the National Library of Cuba. 204 pages in A4 format. The French edition is outsold. 

If you are interested by these future publications do not hesitate to ask for details and reserve a copy, this will help us to determine the number of copies to print. We’ll present excerpts on our site in a few weeks.

Happy Christmas and good health!!!     

Dan Vernhettes 

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Telephone: 00 33 1 46702401

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Thursday, 4 October 2018

Introducing the Brother D Jump Band


Introducing the Brother D Jump Band

Brother D. Jump Band, based in Paris, is one of the favorite bands of the dancers. With Jean-Baptiste Franc on piano and Yvon Rosillette on guitar.

For more information contact...
Dan Vernhettes
at...
Here are four live recordings...

https://youtu.be/GoKs4KXy1JE                           We Ain’t Got Nothing But The Blues
https://youtu.be/VILlqH34Tro                              Balancing
https://youtu.be/ujDMK2KoO4A                         Bloodhound



Monday, 10 November 2014

SWING FEELING Little Big Band

« SWING FEELING » Little Big Band
Organised in 1992, Swing Feeling is today considered by the jazz critics and the jazz amateurs as one of the hottest European bands, with the following musicians...

Jérome Etcheberry or Gilles Berthenet (premier trompette)
Dan Vernhettes (deuxième trompette, leader) - Jean-Pierre Dumontier (trombone)
Hugues Dieuzeide (arrangeur, anches) - Jacques Montebruno (anches)
Philippe Dourneau (anches) - Philippe Milanta (piano)
Enzo Mucci (contrebasse) - François Laudet (drums)

The répertoire proposes a promenade into the music of the big bands of the 30s and 40s, such as Fletcher Henderson, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Jelly Roll Morton, Andy Kirk, Chick Webb, Erskine Hawkins, Fats Waller, Bull Moose Jackson, Lester Young, Harry Edison, Claude Hopkins, Oscar Peterson, Sabby Lewis, Todd Rhodes, Cab Calloway… and some original arrangements by the band.

“With Swing Feeling, we are brought back to the Savoy or any great dancing hall that welcomed by the best big jazz bands. Swing Feeling’s rhythm section has been exemplary during the whole concert, Philippe Milanta often reaching his best (especially in his punctuation's and solos ‘à la Basie’) on the piano. All the soloists are excellent, with a particular mention for Jérôme Etcheberry, who brought the house down on Saint Louis Boogie, Second Balcony Jump, Yacht Club Swing, Krazy Krapers (with an exciting exchange between the trumpet and the drums that reminded me of the famous Benny Goodman’s Sing, Sing, Sing). The final tune, Bellboy Boogie ,had another excitnig dialog, this time between the two trumpeters.” François Abon, Hot Club de France
Swing Feeling is known for its swing, its feel for blues and its collective improvisations.

Maurice Cullaz, the late president of the French Académie du Jazz, wrote: “They are only nine, but they swing like fifteen !” “This band is a first class band. The music breathes, the rhythm is relaxed, and the melodies are really felt. Here one approaches the groove of the old american bands. The musicians really play like one man as they share a common musical spirit, and they all know how to raise the tension by playing solos that are coherent with the esthetic of the group. The size of the band allows a greater flexibility than an average big band has, and offers more liberty to each soloist.”

Guy Chauvier, Jazz classique
“The spirit of Kansas City and Harlem inspires this orchestra. Homogeneity, rhythmic precision and spontaneity unite these musicians of one of the best European bands.”

Jazz Notes
A tender or dynamic music, according to the color of each tune, with arrangements that really swing,
and lots of improvisations. Feeling and Swing!
CONTACT : Dan Vernhettes jazzedit@sfr.fr

You Tube Link http://youtu.be/_0w1G3r8Kfk