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Disc 1 (1927 - 1952)
1-1	–Arthur "Blind” Blake*	Seaboard Stomp	3:04
1-2	–Blind Willie Johnson	God Moves On Water	3:00
1-3	–Art Tatum	Tiger Rag	2:19
1-4	–The Mills Brothers	I've Found A New Baby	2:43
1-5	–Robert Johnson	Preaching Blues	2:51
1-6	–Fats Waller	Why Do I Lie To Myself About You	2:52
1-7	–Billie Holiday	This Year's Kisses	3:10
1-8	–Duke Ellington	Caravan	2:42
1-9	–Jelly Roll Morton	Winin' Boy Blues	3:12
1-10	–Solomon Linda	Mbube	3:44
1-11	–Count Basie	Jive At Five	2:51
1-12	–Bukka White	Parchman Farm	2:39
1-13	–Una Mae Carlisle	Blitzkrieg Baby	3:20
1-14	–Charlie Christian	Swing To Bop	3:25
1-15	–Big Joe Williams	Baby Please Don't Go	2:49
1-16	–Louis Jordan	Choo Choo Ch'Boogie	2:47
1-17	–Nat King Cole	Dream A Little Dream Of Me	2:52
1-18	–Perez Prado	Mambo No.5	2:12
1-19	–Luiz Gonzaga	No Ceara Nao Tem Disso Nao	2:54
1-20	–Charlie Parker	Bloomdido	3:26
1-21	–Earl Hines	I Hadn't Anyone Till You	4:06
1-22	–The Swallows	It Ain't The Meat	2:35
1-23	–Esther Phillips	Aged And Mellow	2:45
1-24	–The Blind Blake & Victoria Royal Hotel Calypso Orch.*	Morgan	2:42
Disc 2 (1952 - 1958)
2-1	–Dinah Washington	I Feel Like I Wanna Cry	3:21
2-2	–Thelonious Monk	Little Bootie Tootie	3:06
2-3	–Big Mama Thornton	Hound Dog	2:50
2-4	–The Robins	Smokey Joe's Cafe	2:46
2-5	–Cortijo Y Su Combo	El Bombon De Elena	3:14
2-6	–Muddy Waters	I Just Want To Make Love To You	2:50
2-7	–Ray Charles	Sinner's Prayer	3:23
2-8	–The Blind Boys Of Alabama	This May Be The Last Time	2:31
2-9	–Bo Diddley	Bo Diddley	2:44
2-10	–Richard Berry	Louie Louie	2:12
2-11	–Louis Armstrong	Mack The Knife	3:22
2-12	–Bienvenido Granda Con La Sonora Matancera	Oye Mama	3:12
2-13	–Harry Belafonte	Day-O	3:03
2-14	–Mahalia Jackson	God Is So Good (To Me)	4:23
2-15	–James Brown	Please Please Please	2:45
2-16	–Chuck Berry	Roll Over Beethoven	2:23
2-17	–Screamin' Jay Hawkins	I Put A Spell On You	2:27
2-18	–E.T. Mensah	All For You	2:41
2-19	–Sun Ra	India	4:50
2-20	–Count Lasher	Cinemascope	3:10
2-21	–Grand Kalle & African Jazz*	Miwela Miwela	4:01
2-22	–Tito Puente	Ran Kan Kan	3:11
2-23	–Miles Davis	Milestones	5:42
Disc 3 (1958 - 1962)
3-1	–Celia Cruz	El Congo	2:32
3-2	–Little Richard	Good Golly, Miss Molly	2:08
3-3	–John Lee Hooker	Boogie Chillen	2:34
3-4	–Aretha Franklin	Maybe I'm A Fool	3:16
3-5	–John Coltrane	Village Blues	5:22
3-6	–John Davis	Moses	4:16
3-7	–Reverend Gary Davis*	Samson & Delilah	4:04
3-8	–Howlin' Wolf	Spoonful	2:48
3-9	–B.B. King	My Own Fault	3:32
3-10	–Franco & T.P. O.K Jazz*	Azali Mwasi Baponela Ngai	2:59
3-11	–Eric Dolphy	Miss Ann	4:17
3-12	–Miriam Makeba	Umqokozo	2:07
3-13	–Mongo Santamaria	Tele Mina For Chango	3:00
3-14	–Charles Iwegbue & Archibogs*	Igwala	2:48
3-15	–Lightnin' Hopkins	Catfish Blues	4:15
3-16	–Ensemble Nemours Jean-Baptiste	Contre-Danse #8	3:51
3-17	–Tabu Ley Rochereau	K. J.	4:45
3-18	–Dr. Victor Olaiya*	Trumpet Highlife	5:06
3-19	–Quincy Jones	Soul Bossa Nova	2:41
3-20	–Gaston El Isleno / Jaime Simanca*	La Cumbia Te Esta Llamando	2:56
3-21	–Solomon Burke	Home In Your Heart	2:04
3-22	–Bob Marley	Judge Not	2:27

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COFFRET OFFICIEL DE L’EXPOSITION « GREAT BLACK MUSIC » À LA CITÉ DE LA MUSIQUE DU 11 MARS AU 24 AOÛT 2014.

Rythmes afro-cubains, jazz, blues, gospel, rock ‘n’ roll, soul ou ska, les musiques noires ont façonné tout un pan de la culture mondiale du XXe siècle.
Ce coffret 3 CD revient sur l’expansion d’une culture hybride aux multiples facettes qui, puisant ses sources sur les rives du Mississippi, dans un temple baptiste à Philadelphie, dans les faubourgs de Port-au-Prince, dans les champs de canne du Nordeste brésilien jusqu’aux dancings de Brazzaville a su séduire et conquérir le monde.
Une anthologie réalisée et commentée par Bruno Blum en partenariat avec la Cité de la musique à l’occasion de l’exposition « Great Black Music » à Paris.
Patrick FRÉMEAUX & Augustin BONDOUX

Afro-Cuban rhythms, jazz, blues, gospel, rock ‘n’ roll, soul or ska — Black musics did shape a great part of the Twentieth Century world culture.
This 3-CD box set looks back on the expansion of a hybrid, wide-ranging culture drawing its sources from the Mississippi banks, a Philadelphia Baptist temple, a Port-au-Prince suburb, sugarcane fields in Brazil’s Nordeste and all the way to Brazzaville’s dance halls as it seduced and conquered the world. This collection was produced and commented on by Bruno Blum in partnership with the Cité de la Musique on the occasion of the “Great Black Music” exhibition in Paris.
Patrick FRÉMEAUX & Augustin BONDOUX