"9.11 PM Town Hall" is a captivating live album by the renowned French jazz drummer and composer Daniel Humair, released in 1988. This album captures the essence of a live performance, showcasing Humair's maturity as a composer and his prowess as a drummer. The album features a stellar lineup of musicians, including Bill Coleman on French horn, Guy Lafitte on tenor saxophone, Mark Hemmeler on piano, and Jack Sewing on bass, all contributing to a rich and dynamic jazz experience.
The album spans a generous 75 minutes, offering a deep dive into the world of French jazz. It includes live renditions of tracks like "Free (Live)," "Easy to Read (Live)," and a medley that highlights the band's improvisational skills and musical chemistry. The setlist also features unique compositions such as "Aigue Marine - Coming Yesterday (Live)" and "Pastor (Live)," providing a diverse range of musical styles and moods.
"9.11 PM Town Hall" is a testament to Daniel Humair's artistic evolution and his significant contributions to the jazz genre. The album is a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates the intricacies of live jazz performances. Recorded under the Label Bleu, this album is a standout piece in Humair's discography, reflecting his innovative approach to jazz composition and performance.
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