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Discography
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"...When the
lights dim down and the spotlights caress their delicate skin,
making their rhinestones sparkle and re-giving to Jazz all it's
flavor, you know that you are in company of the
most incredible and beautiful Jazz trio..."
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You are listening to : SEPTEMBER SONG
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Catherine Lavoie & Karolyn Verville
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On this page we will
include an annotated list of all the band's discography. We
did include sample sound and perhaps video files, if we can
get our hands on some.
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2001 :
"Silky Jazz" (Jazz en Soie),
Studio VR; SAXUET
2002 : "Sax & Port Wine" (Sax & Porto), Studio VR;
SAXUET
2004 : "Saxuet", entirely
produced by Guy Cloutier Communications (now Novem), and distributed by
Distribution Select.
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ALBUM
"SAXUET" -2004
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5-The Very
Thought of You
7-Don't Take
Your Love From Me
9-Someone to
Watch Over Me
11-Blue Mist
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They first came out with an album entitled "Silky Jazz"
(Jazz en Soie), back in
2001, where Catherine and Karolyn put hours of hard work together,
performing as a duo. The idea was to propose an artistic ensemble
that would impact the spectator.
A year later, when Christine joined the group along with
Pierre Cote and Yves Jacques, they thus added a highly precise view and
interpretation of Jazz, and it is then that the girls recorded their
second album : "Sax
& Port Wine" (Sax & Porto) in 2002. All copies made sold out. This
album was about love, true love, love that hurt and love that gives
hope, and the songs were chosen in terms of this typical focal point.
They then got to meet the biggest producer and
major label of the Canadian East coast (Guy Cloutier
Communications, who became NOVEM) in a photo shoot for the promotion of
the album "Sax
& Porto". This is when they signed a contract
with this colossal recording company, for a third album.
This latest album (eponym this time) entitled "Saxuet",
finally came to life in 2004.
Few weeks after, the album was high rated on the smooth
jazz charts of many of the radios station in the province, and they got
to have their own infomercial advertising on television, along with
many live interviews, including Radio-Canada, ABC (USA) and TQS. All the first prints of the album sold
out and new prints were ordered. According to funder Karolyn Verville, “Instrumental
jazz gives the opportunity to give access to a wider range of
listeners. The public we aim at is not the jazz musician genius, but
rather the neighbor next door, the every day normal people, the ones who
still believes in Love…”
Since, SAXUET has
sold over 30,000 albums,
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Catherine
Lavoie &
K.
Verville
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Smooth
Jazz...
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Crowd at
Montcalm's Palace, Febuary 2002
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_________________
SILKY FEMININE
JAZZ
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