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Sidney Bechet plays his composition "En Attendant Le Jour" ("I Keep Calling Your Name"), backed by Claude Luter's Orchestra. Such power and rhapsodic passion in Sidney's soprano sax playing, as always.
Composed in the 1940s, the song was originally credited to Sidney Bechet and Paul Barbarin. When Barbarin saw that the Vogue recording was credited to Bechet alone, he naturally took exception!
SIDNEY BECHET WITH CLAUDE LUTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Sidney Bechet , soprano sax, with: Pierre Dervaux - trumpet / Guy Longnon - valve trombone / Claude Luter - clarinet / Christian Azzi - piano / Roland Bianchini - string bass / Moustache Galépidès - drums
Recorded in Paris, May 4th, 1951
4049-1…….En Attendant Le Jour.......Vogue 5093
Sidney Bechet plays his composition "En Attendant Le Jour" ("I Keep Calling Your Name"), backed by Claude Luter's Orchestra. Such power and rhapsodic passion in Sidney's soprano sax playing, as always.
Composed in the 1940s, the song was originally credited to Sidney Bechet and Paul Barbarin. When Barbarin saw that the Vogue recording was credited to Bechet alone, he naturally took exception!
SIDNEY BECHET WITH CLAUDE LUTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Sidney Bechet , soprano sax, with: Pierre Dervaux - trumpet / Guy Longnon - valve trombone / Claude Luter - clarinet / Christian Azzi - piano / Roland Bianchini - string bass / Moustache Galépidès - drums
Recorded in Paris, May 4th, 1951
4049-1…….En Attendant Le Jour.......Vogue 5093
