Alix Combelle, carte postale - 1940s
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Alix Combelle, carte postale - 1940s
1963 - Alix Combelle - Saxophones Dolnet
Alix COMBELLE
"1937-1940 (Tome 1) - Le Jazz en France vol.13"
(LP. Pathé. 1984 / rec. 1937-40) [FR]
Alix Combelle Second Sydney Lockdown - Phantom Dancer 29 June 2021
Alix Combelle Second Sydney Lockdown – Phantom Dancer 29 June 2021
Alix Combelle, French swing saxophonist, clarinetist, and bandleader is this week’s Phantom Dancer feature artist from 1930s-40s commercial sides. This show was to be mixed live-on-air 17 March 2020. However, the 2SER studio closed due to COVID. So this was the first live Phantom Dancer in over five months on 1 September 2020. Now Sydney is in lockdown again. So, since I can’t go into the studio,…
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1941 - Alix Combelle et le Jazz de Paris - Disques Swing (affiche par Charles Delaunay)
Alix Combelle - 1930s-40s French Swing - Phantom Dancer Radio
Alix Combelle – 1930s-40s French Swing – Phantom Dancer Radio
Alix Combelle, French swing saxophonist, clarinetist, and bandleader is this week’s Phantom Dancer feature artist from 1930s-40s commercial sides.
The Phantom Dancer produced and presented by 1920s-30s singer and actor Greg Poppleton can be heard online from 12:05pm AEDST Tuesday 10 March at https://2ser.com/phantom-dancer/
The last hour is all vinyl.
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The French swing saxophonist,…
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Alix Combelle et le Jazz de Paris (1941). Charles Delaunay (1911-1983). Poster.
Combelle is depicted in this poster leading the Hot Club de France orchestra. From his parents, Delaunay inherited a strong artistic sense that he used to promote his various projects. He designed the Swing label and also various posters. This poster is not only a rare and wonderful jazz document, but also, it is surprising that in 1941 the occupying German forces would have allowed a poster with the words "Jazz" and "Swing."
13 juni 1938: in een Parijse studio speelde Oscar Alemàn mee tijdens een opname sessie voor het Swing Label. De opnames werden uitgebracht op drie 78 toeren platen onder de naam Eddie Brunner et son Orchestre. Muzikanten waren oa. Bill Coleman op trompet, Alix Combelle op tenor saxofoon en de Argentijnse Oscar Alemán op gitaar. Niet zo straf als zijn eigen solo-werk (check Russian Lullaby), maar niettemin een fijne vondst in één van de vele Emmaus depots in Frankrijk.