Biréli Lagrène & Sylvain Luc Summertime (2009)

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01. Summertime (6:00) (Ira Gershwin- Dubose Heyward - George Gershwin)
02. So What (4:07) (Miles Davis)
03. On The Fourth Of July (3:50) (James Taylor - James Taylor)
04. Spain (6:17) (Chick Corea)
05. My One And Only Love (3:48) (Robert Mellin - Guy B. Wood)
06. Wave (6:37) (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
07. All The Things You Are (4:58) (Oscar Hammerstein II - Jerome Kern)
08. Got A Match (2:39) (Chick Corea)
09. Can't Take My Eyes Off You (7:12) (Bob Crewe- Robert Gaudio - Bob Crewe- Robert Gaudio)
10. Someday My Prince Will Come (4:44) (Larry Morey - Frank E. Churchill)
11. Interlude (0:43) (Sylvain Luc- Biréli Lagrène) 12. On Green Dolphin Street (6:25) (Ned Washington - Bronislaw Kaper)   

 

Biréli Lagrène (Alsacia, 1966), guitarrista y bajista francés de jazz con raíces en la música gitana.
Nacido en una comunidad de músicos gitanos, sorprendió con un talento precoz que le permitía repreducir, nota por nota, todos los temas de su admirado e inspirador Django Reinhardt. Tras esta fase de aprendizaje por emulación, Lagrène fue influido por Wes Montgomery y George Benson. Posteriormente, conoció a Jaco Pastorius y se introdujo en la música de fusión jazz rock e incluso llegó a tocar el bajo durante un tiempo antes de regresar a la guitarra.
Con varios discos (un total de casi 20 propios y numerosas participaciones en grabaciones de otros), Lagrène decidió regresar a las raíces y formó su banda Gipsy Project, con la que trabaja hoy en día. Con esta banda, ha regresado al espíritu de Reinhardt, revisitando los clásicos del maestro, pero con grandes toques personales, además de interpretar su propia música con el aire vertiginoso y gitano de sus orígenes.

   

Sylvain Luc (born in 1965 in Bayonne, France) is a French jazz guitarist. His musicality, his great sense of improvisation and his virtuosity, and unique, technical abilities with the guitar have earned him high (but discrete) praises from all around the world, including from many musicians he has played with.^{[citation needed]} He is very regularly on tour, but very rarely makes appearances in high profile jazz festivals. As a result, he has little international recognition.
His most well known works are the two duet albums with Biréli Lagrène, with whom he has toured many times. He is an ambassador for Godin guitars since 1993.
He is very attracted to duets, but has also been seen within trios (for instance his own trio, but also Trio Sud, and on tour in 2009 with Steve Gadd and Richard Bona) and more rarely with larger groups.