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    Since their first gig as a duo in the early 1980s, the musical complicity between Steve Houben and Charles Loos has never wavered. 35 years after recording the ‘Comptines’ album, the Jazz classics collection of Igloo is reissuing it, completed by new recorded versions. It’s hardly surprising that in a country the size of Belgium, the paths of these two artists would eventually cross each other. They first met on stage and later, in 1982, in the Studio Igloo in Brussels. With no other witness than the sound engineer Daniel Léon, they recorded the vinyl LP "Comptines (Counting Rhymes)", a collector’s item that was released at the time with reference number Hasard 1002.

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Steve Houben :
Born in 1950 in a musical family , but it is another family member, and a celebrity, saxophonist Jacques Pelzer who introduces him to jazz and will have a strong influence on his career. Together they will found the band OPEN SKY UNIT.
In the mid seventies, he attends courses at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. On return to Belgium he creates, with Henri Pousseur, the Jazz Seminar at the Liège Conservatory. He played with some legendary names like Chet Baker (he recorded with him), Mike Stern, George Coleman, Gerry Mulligan...

Charles Loos:
Charles Loos born in 1951. After formal training, he left, in 1972, to study jazz composition and orchestration at the Berklee School of Music in Boston. Back in Europe, he accompanied numerous soloists : Toots Thielemans, Chet Baker, Philip CATHERINE, Maurane etc.. He also took part in more experimental groups such as "Abraxis" and Julverne . He founded and recorded two albums with the Loos-Lazarevitch International Quintet (with Serge Lazarevitch, Riccardo Del Fra, John Ruocco).

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released April 1, 2017

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