Ellen’s Bar
Antoine Berthiaume, Michel Donato, Pierre Tanguay
Un édifice de munificence, un hommage à la musique naturelle, dénuée d’adjuvants électroniques et de tout overdub. — Jazz Magazine, France
La guitare est nue, sans effets, mais jouée avec aplomb et virtuosité. — Ici Montréal, Québec
Une autre facette des multiples visages du guitariste Antoine Berthiaume
- Compositeur·trice(s): Antoine Berthiaume, Michel Donato, Pierre Tanguay
- Interprète(s): Antoine Berthiaume, Michel Donato, Pierre Tanguay
CD (AM 152, 2006)
- 1Attitude Frank, 3:22
- 2Mr Suozzi, 4:31
- 3Le Dauphin, 4:21
- 4Le Dentiste, 4:36
- 5Nose Worthy, 4:38
- 6Weiny, 4:01
- 7Mooies, 5:39
- 8Ellen’s Bar, 5:12
- 9Magnolia, 5:32
- 10La Betterave, 3:31
- 11Famous Roldan, 5:29
- Étiquette: Ambiances Magnétiques Jazz
- AM 152
- 2006
- UCC 771028115228
- Durée totale: 50:52
- Boîtier sympathique
- 126 mm × 126 mm × 5 mm
- 45 g
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Musicians in Montréal’s Ambiances Magnétiques orbit have historically been musical adventurers unconstrained by considerations of style (or the possibility of fame and fortune).
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Electric guitarist Antoine Berthiaume made a strong impression with his first two CDs in the free improv vein. Here was a young musician who demonstrated integrity and vision, with veterans Derek Bailey Fred Frith and younger players. This CD is Berthiaume’s first jazz outing and that same sense of adventure is there in this set of originals, with bassist Michel Donato and drummer Pierre Tanguay. The guitarist sizzles with a flurry of single notes in the first tunes, but much of the CD consists of mid-tempo tone poems, portraits of friends, including the late guitarist Dan Noseworthy. Throughout, Berthiaume offers an intriguing harmonic vocabulary that manages to be simultaneously soulful and modern, a winning combination. Rating 4






