Name: Yves Montand
Brand: Yves Montand

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2015-08-05

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MB22660

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Yves Montand

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German label imprint belonging to the Membran Entertainment Group of companies. The label code for this imprint is LC 12281.

The *Membran Entertainment Group* is a well-established company in the music industry, known for its diverse range of music labels and imprints. One of these imprints is this German label, which has gained recognition for its high-quality releases and commitment to promoting talented artists.

With a strong focus on providing a platform for both established and emerging musicians, *this label* has become synonymous with musical excellence. Its extensive catalog includes genres such as jazz, classical, pop, rock, and more. By nurturing talent and supporting creativity, *the label* continues to make significant contributions to the music scene.

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This is a sensational previously unreleased live club performance from Yusef Lateef, the brilliant multi-instrumentalist whose mixing of jazz and Eastern music was a great influence on some of the finest musicians of the era including John Coltrane and Pharaoh Sanders. Accompanied at Ronnie Scott’s by the house band of pianist Stan Tracey, double bassist Rick Laird and drummer Bill Eyden, most of the repertoire played comes from Lateef’s earlier recordings for Savoy and Prestige such as Jazz Moods and Eastern Sounds. Lateef plays flute on The Dreamer and Last Night Blues (it was the last night of the run). He plays the shenai - a kind of oboe - on Blues For The Orient, the xun - a Chinese flute - on Song of Delilah, and tenor saxophone on Yusef’s Mood. The evening’s performance was recorded by Les Tomkins at the request of Ronnie Scott. The musicians were unaware they were being recorded as Scott believed they would be at their best and most unselfconscious this way.

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