The fifth and final album from this artist from France.
Jacques played drums and percussion here.
He had help from four guests who added percussion, bass, guitars, piano, trumpet and female vocals.
This is the final album from Jacques Thollot. His first four albums has been a mixed bag. His latest two albums has been pretty interesting.
Tenga Nina clocks in at fifty-five minutes.
The music is jazz.
There is indeed some fusion here too. The last half of this album is more or less a fusion album.
There are some pretty good solos here. There are also a lot of good harmonies too.
There are some female vocals at the end of this album too.
The music is good throughout and this is his best album. His final album too. His albums is worth checking out. They are not as avant-garde as most other albums in this genre. I have pretty much enjoyed my journey through his albums.
3 points
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