Nathan Davis with Georges Arvanitas Trio – Live in Paris – The ORTF Recordings 1966/67
This record is dedicated to the memory of Nathan Davis. Experience the incredible live performances of Nathan Davis with the Georges Arvanitas Trio, captured during their 1966/67 concerts in Paris. These never-before released recordings showcase the unique artistry and unparalleled style of Nathan Davis, a musician whose tone and musical world knew no boundaries.
The live sessions from Studio 105 Charles Trenet, Musée d’Art Moderne, and Théâtre des Champs-Elysées demonstrate the limitless invention of Nathan’s solos. His fluid phrasing, distinct articulation, booming bottom register, growls, and shrieks are audible proof of his tremendous drive and furious invention. With the cooperation of the Nathan Davis Estate & INA (Institut National de l’Audiovisuel), these recordings are available on vinyl only, with no CD or digital releases planned.
Exclusive Features
- Re-Mastered from the original master tapes
- 3LP-Set – 180 gr vinyl pressed by Optimal in Germany using the Metal Mothers from Pallas
- Gatefold cover with full size photos by Jean-Pierre Leloir
- Artwork by Jean-Louis Duralek
- Cut at SST Studio in Germany
- Tracks & information on removable orange strip (OBI)
- Notes inside with an essay by Jean Szlamowicz
- Each record visually checked to prevent defects
Tracklist
| Side |
Track |
Duration |
| A |
The Hip Walk (N. Davis) |
9:21 |
| A |
Yesterdays (J. Kern) [Flute Version] |
8:40 |
| B |
A5 (N. Davis) |
10:39 |
| B |
Nathalie’s Bounce (N. Davis) |
10:17 |
| C |
Love Ye The Neighbor (N. Davis) |
12:43 |
| C |
Mid Evil Dance (N. Davis) |
9:53 |
| D |
The Rules of Freedom (N. Davis) |
12:15 |
| D |
The Thing (N. Davis) |
13:19 |
| E |
Yesterdays (J. Kern) [Sax Version] |
14:05 |
| E |
Blues For Southeast Asia (N. Davis) |
10:15 |
Featuring Nathan Davis on saxophone, René Urtreger on piano, Jimmy Gourley on guitar, Jamil Nasser on bass, and Kenny Clarke on drums, this album is a must-have for jazz enthusiasts and collectors. Live in Paris – The ORTF Recordings 1966/67 is a testament to the genius of Nathan Davis and the vibrant jazz scene of 1960s Paris.
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