4 Corners Of The World · in the Kissa Kissa racks
Jazz / Left Bank - The Sensational Young French Guitarist
| Recorded | Feb 1966 |
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| Label | 4 Corners Of The World |
| Released | 1966 |
| Personnel | 10 credited players |
| Discogs | master 804924 |
The record
A teenage prodigy steeped in Django's shadow -- and family lineage -- Boulou Ferré announces himself here with a swinging, organ-and-vibes-dressed session that plays like mid-'60s Paris jazz at its most buoyant. Recorded in 1966 for 4 Corners Of The World, it's a snapshot of a young virtuoso already fluent in the Gypsy jazz tradition and eager to stretch beyond it.
Session personnel
- Michel Gaudry — bass
- André Arpino — drums
- Boulou Ferré — guitar
- Eddy Louiss — organ
- Maurice Vander — organ
- Emile Serré — percussion
- Pierre Gossez — saxophone
- Dany Doriz — vibraphone
- Guy Boyer — vibraphone
- Danielle Licari — vocals
Contemporary reception
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Pressings
| 1966 | 4 Corners Of The World · FCS-4234 — Vinyl, LP, Stereo earliest on file |
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| 1967 | 4 Corners Of The World · FCL-4234 — Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono, Hollywood Pressing Plant edition · deep groove |
| 1966 | 4 Corners Of The World — MONO |
| 1966 | 4 Corners Of The World · FCL-4234 — Vinyl, LP, Promo |