Primitifs du Futur - Cocktail D'Amour plus Bluestory & The New Blue 4
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Primitifs du Futur
Cocktail D'Amour plus Bluestory & The New Blue 4
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the 1986 recording of this unique French-world jazz ensemble, plus some even earlier recordings of the band's first incarnation as the New Blue 4.

Musicians:
- Dominique cravic ( guitare et voix)
- daniel huck (anches et voix)
- robert crumb (mandoline et banjo)
- daniel colin (accordéon)
- fabienne dondard (accordéon)
- fay lovsky (scie musicale et ukulélé)
- jean-michel davis (batterie et xylophone)

See also Primitifs du Futur's World Musette

Their official press release:
First released in 1987 (limited edition, vinyl only), Cocktail d’Amour was the debut recording by Les Primitifs du Futur. For all those who discovered Les Primitifs du Futur by listening to World Musette, Cocktail d’Amour is an essential recording. This record charts the birth of Les Primitifs du Futur’s unique style: a mix between Blues and Musette. This first opus by Les Primitifs du Futur is followed by several recordings from Bluestory and The New Blue 4, two groups founded by Dominique Cravic and Didier Roussin, along with Yves Torchinsky, Dominique Pifarely and Olivier Blavet. This is one of the first recordings by the founding members of Les Primitifs du Futur, Dominique Cravic and Didier Roussin. The distinctive style of these musicians, and the musical camaraderie between them, are already clear on this recording, and offer an early glimpse of further developements with Les Primitifs du Futur.

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