Person · Belgian jazz bassist
Jean-Louis Rassinfosse
Albums
11
Members
10
Active
1952–present
Origin
Belgium
Biography
Jean-Louis Rassinfosse is a Belgian Jazz-Bassist, born January 9, 1952, Brussels One of the most active musicians on the Belgian scene. Jean-Louis Rassinfosse has worked with the most prominent musicians in Belgium: Toots Thielemans, Philip Catherine, Michel Herr, Steve Houben, Charles Loos, Sadi, Jacques Pelzer, etc... As well as international musicians touring Europe such as: Philly Joe Jones, Clifford Jordan, Pepper Adams, Slide Hampton, Tete Montoliu, Sal Nistico, Michel PetruccianiI, Horace Parlan, Michael Urbaniak, Joe Henderson, etc... For a period of 10 years, he played and recorded with Chet Baker (6 CDs). Since 1980 he has taught at the Liège Conservatory, summer clinics, and currently, at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels.
Discography
Credits

Strollin'

Candy
Chet’s Choice
Crystal Bells
40 Jaar Songs
9/9/99 Monde Neuf
Acoustic Camera
Airballoon
At Onkel Pö's Carnegie Hall Hamburg 1979
Blue Room (The 1979 VARA Studio Sessions In Holland)
Carnet De Doutes
Chet Baker In Italy (Unissued 1975-1988)
Day For Night
Debussy ... Et Le Jazz
Drop Me In A City
Endless
In Bologna
Indian Princess
L'avenir A Changé de Berceau
L'ouvrier Du Chapeau
Natural Balance
No, Maybe...!
Return Voyage
Rêveur De Fond
Send In The Clowns
Signature
Silent Horns
Speed Limit 130 Km
Today Is Tomorrow
Two A Day
