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Alix Combelle

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Alix Combelle
Born(1912-06-01)1 June 1912
Paris, France
Died2 March 1978(1978-03-02) (aged 65)
GenresGypsy jazz, swing
OccupationsMusician, bandleader, arranger
InstrumentsClarinet, tenor saxophone
Years active1930s–1940
LabelSwing
Formerly ofGregor, Arthur Briggs, Michel Warlop, Ray Ventura, Jazz de Paris

Alix Combelle (15 June 1912 – 26 February 1978[1]) was a French swing saxophonist, clarinetist, and bandleader. He recorded often with Django Reinhardt and the Quintette du Hot Club de France.

Career

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A native of Paris, his father was François Combelle, who played classical saxophone with the Band of the Republican Guard. Alix Combelle played drums in the late 1920s. In the early 1930s he played clarinet and saxophone in theater pit orchestras in Paris. He was a member of a bands led by Gregor (Krikor Kelekian), Arthur Briggs, Michel Warlop, Guy Paquinet, and Ray Ventura. He worked with visiting American musicians such as Benny Carter, Adelaide Hall, Coleman Hawkins, Freddy Johnson, and Danny Polo. He was a member of Bill Coleman's band when it included Argentinian swing guitarist Oscar Aleman. He performed with French singers such as Charles Trenet and Jean Sablon and recorded with Philippe Brun.[2] In the 1940s he led the band Jazz de Paris. His son, Philippe, was a drummer.[3]

Discography

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Album Year Label
Alix Combelle 1935-1940 1935—1940 Classics
Alix Combelle 1940-1941 1940—1941 Classics
Alix Combelle 1942-1943 1942—1943 Classics
The Swinging Mister Alix: 1937–1942 1937—1942 EPM Musique
Django Reinhardt Album Year Label
Rare Django 1928—1938 Disques Swing
Freddy Johnson Album Year Label
Freddy Johnson 1933-1939 1933—1939 Classics
Coleman Hawkins Albums Year Label
Coleman Hawkins 1934-1937 1934—1937 Classics
The Hawk in Europe 1934—1937 ASV/Living Era
Coleman Hawkins 1937-1939 1937—1939 Classics
Bill Coleman Albums Year Label
Bill Coleman 1936-1938 1936—1938 Classics
Bill Coleman in Paris 1936—1938 Disques Swing
Benny Carter Album Year Label
Benny Carter 1937-1939 1937—1939 Classics
Buck Clayton Album Year Label
Buck Clayton in Paris 1949—1953 Vogue
Lionel Hampton Album Year Label
The Complete Paris Session (1953) 1953 Vogue
Lionel Hampton in Paris 1953 Everest
Stan Kenton Album Year Label
In Paris September 1953 1953 Royal Jazz
Adelaide Hall Album Year Label
Crooning Blackbird 1927—1939 EPM Musique
Jean Sablon Album Year Label
French Swinging Troubadour 1934—1939 EPM Musique
Michel Warlop Album Year Label
Modernistic 1933/1943 1933/1943 EPM Musique
Stephane Grappelli Album Year Label
Fit as a Fiddle 1933/1947 EPM Musique
Georges Ulmer Album Year Label
Pigalle 1998 EPM Musique
Charles Trénet Album Year Label
La Mer 1935—1950 ASV/Living Era
Oscar Alemán Album Year Label
Buenos Aires-Paris: 1928-1943 1928—1943 Fremeaux & Associes
Danny Polo Album Year Label
The Complete Sets 1935—1939 Retrieval

References

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  1. ↑ fr:Alix Combelle
  2. ↑ arwulf, arwulf. "Alix Combelle | Biography & History". AllMusic. Retrieved 6 March 2019.
  3. ↑ LaPlace, Michael (2002). Kernfeld, Barry (ed.). The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. Vol. 1 (2nd ed.). New York: Grove's Dictionaries. p. 498. ISBN 1-56159-284-6.