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Gilbert Sigrist: Gilbert Sigrist (piano); Laurent Sigrist (upright bass); Francis Wininger (drums). Gilbert Sigrist Trio Jazz Loves Paris Songs | 1. | Syracuse |
| 2. | Dimanche a Orly |
| 3. | La Vieux Piano de la Plage |
| 4. | Que Reste T-il de Nos Amours? |
| 5. | Avec le Temps |
| 6. | Sous les Ponts de Paris |
| 7. | Les Plaisirs Demodes |
| 8. | Ma Plus Belle Histoire d'Amour |
| 9. | Puisque Vous Partez en Voyage |
| 10. | La Boheme |
| 11. | Quand il est Mort le Poete |
| 12. | Dis Quando Revienras Tu? |
| 13. | Le Port D'Amsterdam |
| 14. | Formi Formidable |
| 15. | Et Maintenant |
| 16. | L'Absent |
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Jazz Loves Paris Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  Jazz Loves Paris - a nice love affair
‘Jazz Loves Paris’ is exactly what it claims to be – jazz versions of popular French songs of the 40s, 50s, and 60s. It is easy listening jazz, not heavy serious jazz, and so it might disappoint serious jazz buffs looking for extended improvisations. The songs are not the vehicles for jazz; jazz is the vehicle for the songs. That having been said, the album makes for very pleasant listening, even for avid jazz fans. Excellent playing by Gilbert Sigrist and the other members of the trio, as well as the tenor sax added on a couple of tracks. Rating: as a jazz album 3/5; as an easy listening (jazz) album 4/5.
Submitted by glstrachan (Brisbane, Australia) 
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'Jazz Loves Paris' is exactly what it claims to be – jazz versions of popular French songs of the 40s, 50s, and 60s. It is easy listening jazz, not heavy serious jazz, so it might disappoint serious jazz buffs looking for extended improvisations. The songs are not vehicles for jazz; jazz is the vehicle for the songs. That having been said, the album makes for very pleasant listening. Excellent playing by Gilbert Sigrist and the other members of the trio, as well as the tenor sax added on a couple of tracks. Rating: as a jazz album 3/5; as an easy listening (jazz) album 4/5.
Submitted by glstrachan (Brisbane, Australia)
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