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All Music Guide - Ken Dryden
Violinists Stéphane Grappelli and Stuff Smith performed together on a few occasions, but this 1965 studio session, first issued by Barclay, was one of the more difficult dates to acquire until Universal Music reissued it on CD in 2002, as a part of their extensive Jazz in Paris series. With a solid rhythm section pianist René Urtreger, bassist Michel Gaudry, and drummer Michel Delaporte that pretty much sticks to a supporting role, it is clear that Smith's gritty tone rubs off on Grappelli as the session progresses. Highlights include Smith's "Blues in the Dungeon" during which Grappelli playfully alternates between playing pizzicato and arco to back Smith's hoarse but ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Ken Dryden
Violinists Stéphane Grappelli and Stuff Smith performed together on a few occasions, but this 1965 studio session, first issued by Barclay, was one of the more difficult dates to acquire until Universal Music reissued it on CD in 2002, as a part of their extensive Jazz in Paris series. With a solid rhythm section pianist René Urtreger, bassist Michel Gaudry, and drummer Michel Delaporte that pretty much sticks to a supporting role, it is clear that Smith's gritty tone rubs off on Grappelli as the session progresses. Highlights include Smith's "Blues in the Dungeon" during which Grappelli playfully alternates between playing pizzicato and arco to back Smith's hoarse but swinging vocal and an equally playful, swinging take of "This Can't Be Love." Jazz violin fans may give Smith the nod over Grappelli on this date, but both men obviously enjoyed themselves during the making of this disc. The glorious 24-bit remastering produces sound that is greatly improved over the tinny Everest LP reissued under Smith's name during the 1970s.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 7/16/2002
  • Label: Universal I.S.
  • UPC: 044001651021
  • Catalog Number: 0165102

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 How High the Moon - Stuff Smith (5:01)
  2. 2 Blues in the Dungeon - Stuff Smith (8:37)
  3. 3 Skip It - Stuff Smith (5:48)
  4. 4 S'posin' - Stuff Smith (5:53)
  5. 5 Willow Weep for Me - Stuff Smith (4:35)
  6. 6 This Can't Be Love - Stuff Smith (8:49)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Stéphane Grappelli Primary Artist, Violin
Michel Delaporte Drums
Michel Gaudry Double Bass
Stuff Smith Violin, Vocals
Technical Credits
Alain Tercinet Liner Notes
Martin Davies translation
Hervé Imbault Artwork
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