sat 16 mar 2024 16:00 hrs
Soul Jazz from the fifties
Tenor saxophonist Hal Singer is a trailblazer of soul jazz. He is particularly known for the R&B hit Cornbread. Singer grew up in the swing era. He moved to France in the late sixties and made socially critical records, including one with David Murray. You could say he was a quirky and versatile horn player.
Blue Stompin’ (Blue Stompin’, Prestige 1958)
Fancy Pants (Blue Stompin’, Prestige 1958)
Milt And Hal (Milt And Hal, Black & Blue 1968)
Time For Dreams (Milt And Hal, Black & Blue 1968)
Green Onions (Paris Soul Food, Polydor 1969)
Malcolm X (Blues And News, Futura 1971)
Pour Stéphanie (Blues And News, Futura 1971)
Senior Blues (Senior Blues, Carrere 1991)
Challenge (Challenge, Marge 2010)
