Vinyl Album - John Lewis And Sacha Distel - Afternoon In Paris - Atlantic

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Artist:	John Lewis And Sacha Distel
Title:	Afternoon In Paris
Label:	Atlantic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	1267
Date:	Nov 1957
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	John Lewis And Sacha Distel	I Cover The Waterfront	Johnny Green	Rate
A2	John Lewis And Sacha Distel	Dear Old Stockholm	Traditional	Rate
A3	John Lewis And Sacha Distel	Afternoon In Paris	John Lewis	Rate
B1	John Lewis And Sacha Distel	All The Things You Are	Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein	Rate
B2	John Lewis And Sacha Distel	Bags' Groove	Milt Jackson	Rate
B3	John Lewis And Sacha Distel	Willow Weep For Me	Ann Ronell	Rate

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lorangrecords SUBS 7th Jun 2022		Moved to here from the notes. First added by Scaccolarsi John Lewis was a jazz pianist, who had established and directed the Modern Jazz Quartet, who not only learned to play the piano at an early age, but also had a family who played together so frequently that Mr. Lewis was one of the few pianists who played in a boy scout musical group. When Mr. Lewis had relocated to New York to have an occasion to become a member of the Dizzy Gillespie band, he had given the band a self-penned tune called Bright Lights. Afterward, this band had changed this tune name to “Two Bass Hit” which became an instant prosperity. After Mr. Lewis had gained proficient experience playing with the professional band of Dizzy Gillespie, he established the Modern Jazz Quartet with three other band members to play more independent and complex styles of music that were not permitted by Mr. Gillespie. By means of this disc of 33.33 rpm, Mr. Lewis played with Alexandre “Sacha” Distel, who was a French guitarist who was invited to see the Dizzy Gillespie band by his uncle Ray Ventura. A short time later, Mr. Distel became a band member who generated similar musical proficiency that Mr. Lewis did. Accordingly, Mr. Distel and Mr. Lewis had co-founded the Modern Jazz Quartet. Although the Atlantic 1269 catalog # was the final disc of the Atlantic Jazz Series (the 1200 catalog ID #s) that was first released without any spiral fan mark, this disc, Atlantic 1267, was the first disc of the 1200 catalog ID #s) that was originally issued with the spiral fan logo by means of only the front jacket due to the fact that Atlantic and other record companies did not always issue their discs of 33.33 rpm catalog ID #s in chronological order.

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