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„Du jazz sous les pommiers“
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Harry Pepl Archive: Jazz Hot, no. 432: „Du jazz sous les pommiers“ (July 1986). https://www.harrypepl.com/en/archive/press/#p406 (accessed 20 October 2026).
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- Collection
- Press
- Title
- „Du jazz sous les pommiers“
- Authors
- Alain Guerrini
- Date
- July 1986
- Publication, label, publisher or university
- Jazz Hot
- Language
- FR
- Summary
- Jazz Hot, no. 432 · Alain Guerrini · Review
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- https://www.harrypepl.com/en/archive/press/#p406
Festival report by Alain Guerrini in the July/August issue of Jazz Hot, the French jazz magazine founded in 1935, on the 5th Jazz sous les pommiers in Coutances (Normandy, France) from 3 to 10 May 1986. On the closing night, at the theatre, Guerrini discovered Air Mail with Wolfgang Puschnig, Harry Pepl, Mike Richmond and Wolfgang Reisinger as “un groupe prodigieux”, a prodigious group: from the Berlin ballad to hard rock, their music brought almost a century of music history back to life. As the most telling piece he names “Halley Comet”, probably Pepl's “The Halley's Comet Light Blue Blues”. The Eddy Louiss Big Band closed the evening. Jazz Hot names Puschnig as the band's leader; according to Daniel Pepl, Air Mail had no leader, and the statement is an error in the report. Guerrini gives 10 p.m. as the starting time, the festival archive 9 p.m.
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