Dive into the vibrant world of French jazz with Claude Bolling's "Bolling Story," a captivating anthology of his iconic film scores and compositions. Spanning nearly four decades, this 2-hour and 18-minute collection showcases Bolling's mastery as a pianist, composer, and arranger, blending ragtime, French jazz, and traditional jazz into a seamless musical journey. From the swinging rhythms of "L'homme à femmes" to the cinematic grandeur of "Borsalino" and the playful melodies of "Lucky Luke Daisy Town," each track offers a unique glimpse into Bolling's versatile and innovative style. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, "Bolling Story" is an essential addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection, celebrating the enduring legacy of one of France's most beloved musical talents. Released in 2015 by Frémeaux & associés, this album is a testament to Bolling's enduring influence and his ability to captivate audiences with his timeless compositions.
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Tracks
L'homme à femmes - 1960Claude Bolling
L'homme à femmes: poursuite - 1960Claude Bolling
Les mains d'Orlac: chantage - 1961Claude Bolling
Les mains d'Orlac: route d'Azur - 1961Claude Bolling
Le jour et l'heure: thème résistance et Thérèse - 1963Claude Bolling
Le jour et l'heure: évasion et final - 1963Claude Bolling
Constance aux Enfers: Smoothly - 1964Claude Bolling
Constance aux Enfers: Hard Bop Tune - 1964Claude Bolling
Les aventures de Salavin: Complexe, final - 1964Claude Bolling, Eddy Louiss
Moi et les hommes de quarante ans - 1964Claude Bolling, Les Parisiennes
Moi et les hoimmes de quarante ans: générique et poursuite Rolls - 1964Claude Bolling
Du mou dans la gâchette: Magnum - 1966Claude Bolling
Typhon sur Hambourg: dernière chance - Du film "Con la muerte a la espalda",1968Claude Bolling