Louis, Matthieu, Joseph & Anna Chedid Louis Sclavis & Gerald Cleaver

• 1 Ce qu'ils deviennent 03:39
• 2 Tu peux compter sur moi 02:22
• 3 Paranoïa 03:56
• 4 Mojo 02:12
• 5 Je suis moi 03:20
• 6 T'as beau pas être beau 03:00
• 7 Le baptême 03:15
• 8 Egomane 02:25
• 9 Comme un seul homme 03:37
• 10 Anne ma soeur Anne 02:13
• 11 Guérir 05:16
• 12 Oh oui je t'aime 02:48
• 13 Machistador 03:55
• 14 Qui de nous deux ? 04:17
• 15 La belle 04:05
• 16 La Seine 02:16
• 17 Ainsi soit-il 02:54
• 18 Je dis aime 04:12
• 19 On ne dit jamais assez aux gens qu'on aime qu'on les aime 03:00
• 20 F.O.R.T. 02:39
• Total Runtime 01:05:21

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Louis Sclavis
born 1953 in Lyon, has brought new impulses to jazz in Europe. He has been an ECM artist since 1991, when “Rouge” was recorded. Subsequent albums for the label are “Acoustic Quartet”, “Les Violences de Rameau”, “L’affrontement des prétendants”, “Dans La Nuit”, “Napoli’s Walls”, “L’imparfait des langues” and “Lost on the Way”. The observations of US critic Gary Giddins, made almost a decade ago in the Village Voice, still hold true: “Louis Sclavis has become an increasingly uncategorizable light in European jazz, devoting as much energy to seamless composition as to extended improvisation, breaking down rhythms so that swing or rock or a kind of static Morse-code repetition are options designed to stimulate specific emotional grounding, and exploring the often neglected legacy of French music; he is staking out his own precinct from which to pursue the jazz muse… …He has yet to repeat himself in the ECM cycle.”

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