Lust for Jazz, by Charles LOOS Trio (1997)

Lust for Jazz

by Charles LOOS Trio (1997)

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1.	Bouncing With Charles 04:43	buy track
2.	Bas('s) Groove 06:53	buy track
3.	Lisette 07:46	buy track
4.	Jeux d'Enfants 05:41	buy track
5.	R's Groove 06:23	buy track
6.	L'Art d'Aimer 04:54	buy track
7.	Why Not 05:47	buy track
8.	Sava 06:01	buy track

about

Listen on www.lyraekrokomusic.com/lustforjazz

“DJANGO D’OR” 1997 Award for the best Belgian French speaking jazz artist...

After a classic training, in 1972, Charles goes studying composition and orchestration at the Berklee School of Music of Boston.

Back in Europe, he accompanies numerous light music and jazz soloists (Toots Thielemans, Chet Baker, Philip Catherine, Johnny Griffin, Mauranne,...) and joins more experimental groups (“Abraxis” or “Julverne”).

He forms the “Loos-Lazarevitch International quinter” with S. Lazarevitch (gt), Ricardo Del Fra (cb), Eric Ineke (drs) and John Ruocco (sax), then duets and trios with Steve Houben, Mauranne, Ali Reyerson.

He particularly likes intimist concerts and recordings in solo, duet, trio, interpreting his own compositions, fed with very different elements.

His wide experience experience with different bands led him to world wide tours (Europe, Central Africa, USA, Canada, Israel), festivals (Middelheim, Belga Jazz, Prague, Montreal, Amsterdam, Monterey, Mulhouse), radio and TV shows and recordings. Music for theatre plays (“Les poètes du Jazz”, Antigone”, “Salut Lenny”), for ballet (“No wall no war” - Californi 91).

credits

released April 4, 2021

Charles LOOS (piano)
Dré PALLEMAERTS (drums)
Bass COOIJMANS (Bass)

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LYRAE Music Namur, Belgium

Ever since it started in 1994, LYRAE Records has undertaken, as a label, to promote the creativity of musicians, Belgian and international, in the fields of Jazz, Blues, New and World music. Very quickly followed by the label KROKO Records with Odex Protocol and Giusi, but above all, the blues group Fred and the Healers. ... more