Pierre CAVALLI - Jungfrau RIO - rare Swiss TELL
  $   153

 


$ 153 Sold For
Mar 22, 2014 Sold Date
Mar 15, 2014 Start Date
$   100 Start price
3   Number Of Bids
  Switzerland Country Of Seller
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PIERRE CAVALLI  / LAST - SWISS DIXIE'S 


Jungfraujoch ... Rio de Janeiro   

This very special record contains two music styles.
1st side ( Jungfraujoch )   'The last Siwss Dixie's  -  Dixieland Jazz
The tracks come from Swiss folklore ( e.g. DERT OBEN UF EM BARGLI )


2nd side -  Pierre Cavalli with beautiful smooth Latin Jazz.


Tell records TLP 5509   Switzerland 1972  12"   GF cover      probably mono

A-1. DERT OBEN UF EM BARGLI

A-2. QUE MAZZOLIN DI FIORI
A-3. LE RANZ DES VACHES
A-4. ADDIO LA CASERMA
A-5. VO LUZARN GAGE WAGGIS ZUE
A-6. AUPRES DE MA BLONDE
B-1. PASSARINHOS
B-2. ROMANTICA Y ENCANTADORA
B-3. ALEGRIA
B-4. GUITARRAS QUE HABLAN
B-5. LEMBRANCA DO SANTOS
B-6. JAGUAR


Cavalli played violin as a child, started to play guitar when he was 15 years old. He began to play Modern Jazz, joined the Swiss All Star Bebop Team. He worked with Hazy Osterwald and Kurt Edelhagen. 

He moved to Paris in 1953, founded the Pierre Cavalli Trio. He worked for Quincy Jones (Et voilà!, 1957), Michel Legrand, Friedrich Gunda, Stéphane Grappelli. 

He joined in Switzerland the DRS Big Band and worked with Dennis Armitage ( Hazy Osterwald Sextet ). He worked with Hans Koller (International Jazz Workshop, 1964) and Atlantis. He moved to Brazil. Later he founded with Thomas Moeckel, Markus Plattner and Roberto Bossard the band Guitar Summit - 4 guitarists & rhythm section. He is well known as a musicians here in Basel, where he played many times in Jazz clubs. He appears also in the famous Atlantis recordings the together with Elsie Bianchi.


Cover:      VG++   ( minimal wear )
Vinyl:        VG++ / VG+   ( almost no surface noise - play graded with mono pick-up )



Shipping from Germany  -  EURO 10  /  US$ 13.70
Record:
Mint:  A brand new, SEALED record, never played
NM:  Near mint, an unsealed record that looks as good as new
VG++ :  Excellent, very minor surface marks, not audible on play 
VG+ :  light surface marks, mild surface noice, few sporadic tics up and there, but should sound fine overall
VG :  more consistent noice or defects, or light scratches, no skip 
Good :  Noisy, but plays through. I will only sell rare or unusual items in this condition

Sleeve :
NM :  close to new
VG++: well preserved, minimal wear
VG+ :  well preserved cover, but sign of wear
VG :  more pronounced defects, discoloration, slight delamination, writing


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