- Our Catalog
- Philosophy
- Philosophers of the 20th century and today
- History of Philosophy (PUF)
- Counter-History and Brief Encyclopedia by Michel Onfray
- The philosophical work explained by Luc Ferry
- Ancient thought
- Thinkers of yesterday as seen by the philosophers of today
- Historical philosophical texts interpreted by great actors
- History
- Books (in French)
- Social science
- Historical words
- Audiobooks & Literature
- Our Catalog
- Jazz
- Blues
- Rock - Country - Cajun
- French song
- World music
- Africa
- France
- Québec / Canada
- Hawaï
- West Indies
- Caribbean
- Cuba & Afro-cubain
- Mexico
- South America
- Tango
- Brazil
- Tzigane / Gypsy
- Fado / Portugal
- Flamenco / Spain
- Yiddish / Israel
- China
- Tibet / Nepal
- Asia
- Indian Ocean / Madagascar
- Japan
- Indonesia
- Oceania
- India
- Bangladesh
- USSR / Communist songs
- World music / Miscellaneous
- Classical music
- Composers - Movie Soundtracks
- Sounds of nature
- Our Catalog
- Youth
- Philosophy
- News
- How to order ?
- Receive the catalog
- Manifesto
- Dictionnary
- Our Catalog
- Philosophy
- Philosophers of the 20th century and today
- History of Philosophy (PUF)
- Counter-History and Brief Encyclopedia by Michel Onfray
- The philosophical work explained by Luc Ferry
- Ancient thought
- Thinkers of yesterday as seen by the philosophers of today
- Historical philosophical texts interpreted by great actors
- History
- Books (in French)
- Social science
- Historical words
- Audiobooks & Literature
- Our Catalog
- Jazz
- Blues
- Rock - Country - Cajun
- French song
- World music
- Africa
- France
- Québec / Canada
- Hawaï
- West Indies
- Caribbean
- Cuba & Afro-cubain
- Mexico
- South America
- Tango
- Brazil
- Tzigane / Gypsy
- Fado / Portugal
- Flamenco / Spain
- Yiddish / Israel
- China
- Tibet / Nepal
- Asia
- Indian Ocean / Madagascar
- Japan
- Indonesia
- Oceania
- India
- Bangladesh
- USSR / Communist songs
- World music / Miscellaneous
- Classical music
- Composers - Movie Soundtracks
- Sounds of nature
- Our Catalog
- Youth
- Philosophy
- News
- How to order ?
- Receive the catalog
- Manifesto
- Dictionnary
Un livre de Philippe Carles (1968), Daniel Baillon (2026)
Ref.: FAL3455
EAN/ISBN : 9782382834558
Author :
Label : FREMEAUX & ASSOCIES
Nb of pages :
Un livre de Philippe Carles (1968), Daniel Baillon (2026)
Jimmy Giuffre was one of the great, quietly innovative figures of modern jazz. In May 1968, Philippe Carles devoted a now-legendary feature to him in Jazz Magazine: Jimmy Plays Free.
This rare text remains one of the few major works in French devoted to the art of the American clarinetist, saxophonist, composer, and improviser. Frémeaux is now republishing it, enriched by a second section written by Daniel Baillon. In two voices, spanning the years 1968 to 2026, this book traces the journey of a musician who chose rigor over ease, counterpoint over spectacle, and inner freedom over the fashions of the moment. A tribute, an investigation, and an essential rediscovery.
Patrick FRÉMEAUX
Philippe Carles (1941–2023), editor-in-chief of Jazz Magazine and a producer at France Musique for nearly forty years, was also the author, with J.-L. Comolli, of two seminal works: Free Jazz Black Power and Nouveau Dictionnaire du jazz.
Daniel Baillon, a professor of literature, held several positions abroad as a cultural attaché. Those years gave him the opportunity to deepen his longstanding passion for jazz, nurtured by his friendship with André Jaume and Philippe Carles.
198 PAGES
FROM HOLLYWOOD TO LOS ANGELES 1950 - 1958
New York - Los Angeles - Boston 1947-1961
Un livre de Rolande Hugard-Gourley
Los Angeles - New York – Copenhague 1949-1961
Un livre de Franck Médioni
1947-1992
Le livre et le coffret CD consacrés à Jimmy...
by
Phone
at 01.43.74.90.24
by
to Frémeaux & Associés, 20rue Robert Giraudineau, 94300 Vincennes, France
in
Bookstore or press house
(Frémeaux & Associés distribution)
at my
record store or Fnac
(distribution : Socadisc)
I am a professional
Bookstore, record store, cultural space, stationery-press, museum shop, media library...
