Daniel Roure

JAZZHOT . Serge BAUDOT. Le Temps D'un Jazz. Daniel Roure (p, voc), Paul Pioli (g), Francesco Castellani (tb), Fabien Giacchi (b), Gilles Alamel (dm) in March 2001, Marseille. 42 '38'Daniel Roure saw his album “Le Temps d'un Jazz” on a jazz broadcast to more than 6 million times on Pandora Radio (USA). He made a remarkable breakthrough in the ratings of internet radios, the United States, Canada and Australia. By Jove! We're impressed! Daniel Roure has a deep voice, pleasant, well-modulated with perfect diction, the relaxation, charm. I sometimes find him accents of Jean Sablon especially in the low and slow tempos; he shows, very gentle

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JAZZHOT . Serge BAUDOT. Le Temps D'un Jazz. Daniel Roure (p, voc), Paul Pioli (g), Francesco Castellani (tb), Fabien Giacchi (b), Gilles Alamel (dm) in March 2001, Marseille. 42 '38'Daniel Roure saw his album “Le Temps d'un Jazz” on a jazz broadcast to more than 6 million times on Pandora Radio (USA). He made a remarkable breakthrough in the ratings of internet radios, the United States, Canada and Australia. By Jove! We're impressed! Daniel Roure has a deep voice, pleasant, well-modulated with perfect diction, the relaxation, charm. I sometimes find him accents of Jean Sablon especially in the low and slow tempos; he shows, very gentle. For this record he is surrounded by great jazz musicians of the South-East of France. There is sometimes a certain perfume of “King Cole trio” with Pioli in the role of Oscar Moore and Giacchi in that of Wesley Prince such as in “J'ai Vu” plus a discreet drummer. it scales well. A nice trombone solo on “Un Petit Bateau” kind bossa nova. All trombone solos are very good, as well as guitarist. “Je Lis Là” which is actually an adaptation of “Rosetta” is perhaps, the best time of the disk, so swing song that fits perfectly with the group. Other pieces are as French as adaptations of standards. The song “Les Baleines Bleues” has a lot of charm and quiet up. No, it makes a surprising unhappiness among Anglo-Saxon who like this ”French touch” with the sound of the French bonus. The first song says “it's time for a jazz of yesteryear” That's exactly right, beautiful swing song with clever lyrics, all in a beautiful musical setting. Serge Baudot. JAZZHOT 2014 -

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