Manu Katché - Drums
Tore Brunborg - Tenor & Soprano Saxophone
Alfio Origlio - Piano
Laurent Vernerey - Bass
recorded live at Rheingau Musik Festival, Kurhaus Wiesbaden, August 11, 2010
1. Keep On Trippin'
2. No Rush
3. November 99
4. Lovely Walk
5. Clubbing
6. Spring Time Dancing
7. Snapshot
8. Morning Joy
9. Being Ben
10. Shine And Blue
11. Senses
12. Song For Her
13. Flower Skin
14. Rose
1. Keep On Trippin'
2. No Rush
3. November 99
4. Lovely Walk
5. Clubbing
6. Spring Time Dancing
7. Snapshot
8. Morning Joy
9. Being Ben
10. Shine And Blue
11. Senses
12. Song For Her
13. Flower Skin
14. Rose
Paris-born (in 1958) and originally a pianist, Katché switched to percussion while studying at the Paris Conservatory. His distinctive drum style is derived from classical snare drum and kettledrum studies as well as from a conscious embracing of African roots. His work with Peter Gabriel on the album “So” and, subsequently on the Amnesty International World tour with Gabriel, Sting and Tracey Chapman catapulted him to world attention and he was soon recording and/or touring with Joni Mitchell, Robbie Robertson, Dire Straits, Simple Minds, The Bee Gees, Tears for Fears, Youssou N’Dour, Joan Armatrading, Joe Satriani, Nigel Kennedy and dozens more. His ECM affiliations include recordings with Jan Garbarek, amongst them: “Took Up The Runes”, “Twelve Moons”, “Visible World”, “In Praise of Dreams”, and the recent live album “Dresden”. Katché’s first leader date for the label, “Neighbourhood”, was recorded in 2004, with “Playground” following in 2007.
“Third Round” is issued on the eve of a major European tour for the Katché band, beginning at Switzerland’s Chiasso Jazz Festival, continuing with more than 20 dates in France (including Paris’s Théatre des Champs Elysées), and also venturing into Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain and Turkey).
“Third Round” is issued on the eve of a major European tour for the Katché band, beginning at Switzerland’s Chiasso Jazz Festival, continuing with more than 20 dates in France (including Paris’s Théatre des Champs Elysées), and also venturing into Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain and Turkey).

