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[rebirthofthecool1]

“Nascente” is perfection but the whole album is beautiful. I absolutely love this record! I’ve had it for a while and it is frequently on rotation. One of those records that is randomly stuck in my head when I wake up or get ready to lay down. So good! #musiclife #musiclove Le Trio Camara - Le Trio Camara, circa 1968 (Dare-Dare 2000) #letriocamara #fernandomartins #piano #edsonlobo #bass #nelsonserra #drums #vinyl #vinyligclub #latinjazz #bassanova #favs #blackmusic #vinylcollection #vinylcommunity #timelessmusic #physicalmusic #saravahrecords #albumartwork #vinyloftheday

[mysticriverman]

Baroque Jazz Trio - Baroque Jazz Trio 1970 (FRA)

A1. Delhi Daily

A2. Terre Brulee

A3. Chandigardh

A4. Latin Baroque

B1. Zoma

B2. Cesar Go Back Home

The culturally expansive and forward thinking minds at Saravah have do it again with this brilliant and unique obscurity. 

Playing this groovy number, I’m imagining what it might have been like to discover this record back in the days of raw digging (before the world of reissued packages and blogposts like this one guiding us towards these random records. To bring this hime and lay it on the turntable. 

The Baroque Jazz Trio, though does exactly what it says on the tin, gives nothing away with its vague title and non descript sleeve. But from the onset, we get an instant hit of ancient sounds recorded beautifully, with the entry of both sitar and tabla within the first 20 seconds. 

Harpsichord slamming out melodies and modal chords against the tabla rhythms, deep bass and funky grooves, this album is a beast and a must have for curators of Middle-Eastern sounds and groove based sampling. 

An exquisite record from start to finish. What a journey!

Personnel: 

Jean-Charles Capon - Cello

Georges Rabol - Harpsichord

Philippe Combelle - Drums