EDDY LOUISS & MICHEL PETRUCCIANI
''CONFÉRENCE DE PRESSE, DISC TWO''
1995
62:07
DISC ONE
1/Les grelots/Louiss/7:00
2/Jean-Philippe Herbien/Louiss, Petrucciani/10:26
3/All the things you are/Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern/6:51
4/I wrote you a song/Petrucciani/8:59
5/So what/Miles Davis/10:03
6/These foolish things/Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey/10:11
7/Amesha/Louiss/6:42
8/Simply Bop/Petrucciani/4:46
REVIEW (DISC ONE)
by Scott Yanow
Organist Eddy Louiss and pianist Michel Petrucciani perform a set of boppish duets on this intriguing and successful effort. Louiss and Petrucciani (who brought in "I Wrote You a Song" and "Simply Bop") contributed two songs apiece and co-wrote "Jean-Philippe Herbien." In addition, they perform "All the Things You Are," "So What," and "These Foolish Things." The blend between Louiss' organ and Petrucciani's piano is quite attractive, and they work together quite well, leaving enough space for their individual personalities to emerge yet forming a highly appealing ensemble sound. Recommended.
DISC TWO
1/Autumn leaves/Joseph Kosma, Jacques Prévert/9:51
2/Hub art/Petrucciani/5:56
3/Caravan/Duke Ellington/8:00
4/Naissance/Louiss/6:42
5/Rachid/Petrucciani/7:36
6/Caraïbes/Louiss/9:03
7/Au p'tit jour/Louiss/6:59
8/Summertime/George Gershwin/8:04
Eddy Louiss/Organ
Michel Petrucciani/Piano
''CONFÉRENCE DE PRESSE, DISC TWO''
1995
62:07
DISC ONE
1/Les grelots/Louiss/7:00
2/Jean-Philippe Herbien/Louiss, Petrucciani/10:26
3/All the things you are/Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern/6:51
4/I wrote you a song/Petrucciani/8:59
5/So what/Miles Davis/10:03
6/These foolish things/Harry Link, Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey/10:11
7/Amesha/Louiss/6:42
8/Simply Bop/Petrucciani/4:46
REVIEW (DISC ONE)
by Scott Yanow
Organist Eddy Louiss and pianist Michel Petrucciani perform a set of boppish duets on this intriguing and successful effort. Louiss and Petrucciani (who brought in "I Wrote You a Song" and "Simply Bop") contributed two songs apiece and co-wrote "Jean-Philippe Herbien." In addition, they perform "All the Things You Are," "So What," and "These Foolish Things." The blend between Louiss' organ and Petrucciani's piano is quite attractive, and they work together quite well, leaving enough space for their individual personalities to emerge yet forming a highly appealing ensemble sound. Recommended.
DISC TWO
1/Autumn leaves/Joseph Kosma, Jacques Prévert/9:51
2/Hub art/Petrucciani/5:56
3/Caravan/Duke Ellington/8:00
4/Naissance/Louiss/6:42
5/Rachid/Petrucciani/7:36
6/Caraïbes/Louiss/9:03
7/Au p'tit jour/Louiss/6:59
8/Summertime/George Gershwin/8:04
Eddy Louiss/Organ
Michel Petrucciani/Piano
