Durant les temps de crises et les périodes de guerre, l’homme cherche des coupables et/ou des bouc-émissaires. Celui qui s’en sort, voire qui tire profit de la crise, est pointé du doigt comme profiteur. L’État, quant à lui, est la cible d’accusations et appelé comme arbitre dans le même temps. À lui de préserver la morale sans saboter les intérêts du pays. Comment les profiteurs étaient-ils vus par la société ? Quelle est la politique de l’Etat face à ceux qui font fortune de l’infortune de la société ? Comment définir l’argent immoral : est-ce celui obtenu par la corruption ou des canaux illégaux ? Celui qui échappe au contrôle de l’État ou celui de l’entrepreneur opportuniste qui sait tirer profit d'une situation? Ce nouvel entretien est consacré à une thématique d’histoire économique qui touche de près les problématiques de l’histoire politique, et de l’histoire des sociétés. Mari-Gwenn Carichon reçoit Olivier Dard.

L'invité : Professeur d’histoire contemporaine à la Faculté des lettres de Sorbonne-Université, Olivier Dard travaille aussi dans le cadre de l’UMR, pour le laboratoire en histoire des relations internationales contemporaines et des mondes étrangers. Auteurs de nombreux ouvrages, directeurs de nombreux travaux, il notamment publié, aux éditions du Cerf, un Dictionnaire du Conservatisme avec Frédéric Rouvillois et Christophe Boutin. Il dirigé l'ouvrage collectif L'argent immoral et les profiteurs de guerre (1870-1945) avec Jens Ivo Engels and Frédéric Monier (Peter Lang, 368 pages).

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Selected by British DJ and vinyl hunter Paul Hillery, new BBE Music compilation ‘We Are The Children Of The Sun’ showcases a shimmering collection of rare folk funk and AOR with a distinctly Balearic feel.

Former tour DJ for Polyphonic Spree and the man behind YouTube channel and mix series ‘Folk Funk & Trippy Troubadours’, Paul Hillery’s lovingly handpicked musical assembly takes in strummed soft rock, blissful beach beats, the soft fizz of electronica, all carried to your ears by a gentle summer breeze.

The music on ‘We Are The Children Of The Sun’ ranges from hazy, long-forgotten early 70s tapes, right through to digital compositions recorded during lockdown in 2020.

“Tune in” says Paul, “and ruminate while consciousness is awoken with transmissions dropping out from the fringes of psyche tranquillity, holding hands with folk-funk that runs deep and hazy, as the bejewelled turquoise waters lap gently at the ocean’s shore.”

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A private press rarity that few know of, ‘Song of Island’ was the third album from pianist Yasuhiro Kohno’s trio, recorded live at the jazz club and live house (gig venue) ‘Again’ in August 1985. Pressed up in small numbers, ‘Song for Island’ was issued on the private ASCAP Records, set up by pianist and band leader Yasuhiro Kohno.

The album is a follow up to Kohno-san’s previous two albums, ‘Peace’ and ‘Roma in the Rain’, released on the cult Aketa’s Disk label. However, unlike the ‘Peace’ and ‘Roma in the Rain’ albums, ‘Song of Island’ has never been reissued before – until now. The title track was included on J Jazz volume 3. This is a very special album that captures a special time in Japanese jazz, when exemplary acoustic jazz was still being performed and recorded by dedicated and talented artists at the height of mid-80s synth pop. ‘Song of Island’ features four original compositions by Yasuhiro Kohno plus a distinctive take on a jazz standard.

Yasuhiro Kohno was born in Nara, southern Japan, in 1953 and made his professional debut as a member of Japanese rocker Eikichi Yazawa’s band before going on to accompany actor/singer Masatoshi Nakamura. As well as recording and performing under his own name, Kohno has also played with American musicians such as Richard Davis and Mal Waldron and continues to perform regularly in Japan.

‘Song of Island’ will be issued as a full reproduction of the original work, with inserts, translated original sleeve notes, plus new sleeve notes, photos, and an interview with Yasuhiro Kohno by Tony Higgins.

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