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mods: Strata-East All Stars live at Banlieues Bleues Strata East All Star feat. Stanley Cowell, Charles Tolliver, Cecil McBee and Jean Carne Strata-East Dero, Guillaume filmmaker. Huit Production presenter, production company. Mezzo (Television station : Paris, France) production company. TV Fil 78 (Firm) production company. TVM Est parisien (Firm) production company. Qwest TV publisher. Banlieues Bleues (Music festival), moving image videorecording jazz. Concert films Jazz Songs Concert films. Jazz. Songs. Concerts filmés. Jazz. fr 2015 monographic eng access remote 1 online resource (53 minutes) The reunion of the co-founders of 1970s cult label Strata-East with vocals by Jean Carn! In 2015, the opening of the Banlieues Bleues festival rallied Parisian jazz lovers. What a set! Before the Sun Ra Arkestra took the stage, another group vied for cult status: the Strata-East All Stars, a group assembled to tell the story of the New York label that had a massive impact in the 1970s, thanks to the fifty-some albums it published and the artistic freedom that guided its creation. Its co-founders were there: pianist Stanley Cowell and trumpeter Charles Tolliver, whose album Music Inc. was Strata-East Records' first notable work, in 1971. There was a fantastic rhythm section as well, with bassist Cecil McBee (whose album Mutima was released by Strata-East) and drummer Alvin Queen (a frequent Tolliver collaborator). Finally, there was vocalist Jean Carn. Before she took over dance floors with her hits produced by Philadelphia International Records, she appeared on three of husband Doug Carn's albums, including *Spirit of the New Land* (Black Jazz, 1972), whose "Search for the New Land" was beautifully performed on this night. In addition to the concert, there are also accounts by Charles Tolliver and Cecil McBee, who were questioned by Gilles Peterson, a fan who came with some of the vinyls in his collection: Billy Harper's *Capra Black* and of course Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jack…