Showing posts with label Anne Ducros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anne Ducros. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Anne Ducros - Something

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2020
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 52:33
Size: 121,5 MB
Art: Front

(4:53) 1. The very thought of you
(4:53) 2. Something
(5:55) 3. Estate
(2:48) 4. Honeysuckle rose
(3:48) 5. I didn't know what time it was
(5:28) 6. Nuages
(3:59) 7. Samba saravah
(4:03) 8. I thought about you
(4:24) 9. April in Paris
(4:30) 10. Your song
(3:18) 11. Tea for two
(4:30) 12. The good life

Whatever the way in which we approach the subject, it is indeed a question here of a matter of strings... Vocal cords, first of all, those of Anne Ducros who, in the company of the 6 strings of the guitar of Adrien Moignard and the 4 strings of Diego Imbert's double bass, revisits 12 memory pieces that have inhabited his past as a listener.

She dedicates this record to the brilliant jazz violinist Didier Lockwood, friend and source of inspiration, who died much too soon. Anne Ducros is surrounded for this tribute by Diego Imbert, the one who was the double bass player in the Trio Didier Lockwood and whose musical creations and artists with whom he collaborated, including Archie Shepp, Aldo Romano, Richard Galliano, Eric Legnini, Tigran Hamasayan, Philip Catherine or the Gypsy Project by Bireli Lagrene, and many others that I won't mention otherwise there would be lines and lines…

The guitarist, Adrien Moignard, has released 2 albums, “All The Way” in 2010 and “Entre Actes with Rocky Gresset” in 2012, and he already belongs to the restricted circle of the great and highly appreciated specialists of Gypsy Jazz. Anne Ducros, this great lady and great voice, is a multi-award-winning French Jazz singer (notably: the Billie Holiday Prize from the Jazz Academy, the Golden Django, the Vocal Artist of the Year, Victoire de La Musique or Victoire du Jazz) and today she publishes her 9th album.

An opus of great beauty which offers you 12 varied and diverse titles which marked her and which she remembers particularly well. This goes through the “Something” of the Beatles, the “Clouds” of Django Reinhardt, “April In Paris” or “Tea For Two”, to show that all music can appear on the same opus, when the heart and soul of the artists interpret them with sincerity and sensitivity. With this superb album you are entitled to twelve standards that the marvelous voice of Anne Ducros updates for our greatest happiness!Translate By Google https://www-paris--move-com

Personnel: Anne Ducros - Vocal; Adrien Moignard - Guitar; Diego Imbert - Double Bass

Something

Saturday, April 1, 2023

Anne Ducros - Ella...My Dear

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 42:40
Size: 97.7 MB
Styles: Vocal jazz
Year: 2010
Art: Front

[2:42] 1. It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
[5:51] 2. Laura
[3:44] 3. Save Your Love For Me
[4:57] 4. Stardust
[3:09] 5. Lullaby Of Birdland (Feat. Dany Brillant)
[2:38] 6. Ella… My Dear
[5:39] 7. Come Rain Come Shine
[5:31] 8. Bewitched
[4:14] 9. Fascinating Gershwin
[4:11] 10. Dindi

Native of the Pas de Calais, Anne Ducros began her classic training (musical and vocal) within the conservatoire of Boulogne Sur mer with Lyne Durian. Then at the same time she is studying law at the University of Lille, she completes and refines her vocal mastery thanks to the education of Yuri Anoff and Maddy Mespley. Afterward she has a practice of baroque music within training course at the University and investigates Couperin, Rameau or Bach’s music.

Introduced to the vocal jazz from 1986, she sets up her first quartet of jazz with which she gains various international competitions (Price for better soloist and first vocaliste in the festival of jazz of Dunkerque; First price of soloist and vocalist in the festival of jazz of Vienne in 1989). This growing recognition will stimulates her of an inexhaustible will to sing always more by accumulating concerts in France and specially by publishing her first album of vocal jazz, "Don't you take a chance" at JTB in 1989.

Ella... My Dear

Friday, March 31, 2023

Anne Ducros - Either Way : From Marilyn To Ella

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 74:28
Size: 170.5 MB
Styles: Vocal jazz
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[3:37] 1. You'd Be Surprised
[4:54] 2. My Heart Belongs To Daddy
[5:22] 3. Summertime
[7:06] 4. Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
[3:58] 5. Either Way
[4:24] 6. But Not For Me
[3:53] 7. You'd Be So Nice To Come To
[4:22] 8. A Fine Romance
[5:10] 9. Thou Swell
[3:53] 10. I Wanne Be Loved By You
[5:49] 11. I'm Through With Love
[6:04] 12. Diamonds Are The Girl's Best Friends
[5:19] 13. Laura
[6:57] 14. Dindi
[3:33] 15. It Don't Mean A Thing (If You Ain't Got That Swing)

You may think you have heard the songs from the Great American Songbook more than enough times so that you have no desire to hear them again. Think again. You haven't heard them like you'll hear them on Either Way: From Marilyn to Ella, the new album from French jazz singer Anne Ducros. That she makes these hoary standards her own doesn't come close to doing justice to what she does with them. She transforms them, and more important, her transformations are absolutely killer.

She takes the original song and pushes its musical possibilities as far as they will go. This is a singer who colors outside the lines. Her vocals are a perfect demonstration of what a jazz singer should be doing. Many jazz singers are content to interpret; Anne Ducros creates. In a sense, what she does with a song parallels what her deconstructionist countryman Jacques Derrida does with literature. The original song becomes a remembered shadow that marks just how far she's taken its ideas.

All this wouldn't make much difference if the lady couldn't sing. No problem, this is a lady with the chops to make her music work. If her performances don't quite make you forget the originals, they sure give them a run for their money.

Recording information: New Art Recording Studio, Milano, IT (01/11/2013-01/25/2013); Orfena Studio, Bruxelles, Bel (01/11/2013-01/25/2013); New Art Recording Studio, Milano, IT (05/19/2013); Orfena Studio, Bruxelles, Bel (05/19/2013).

Anne Ducros (vocals); Maxime Blesin (guitar, percussion); Benoit de Mesmay (piano); Nicolas Gilles (double bass, electric bass); Bruno Castellucci (drums).

Either Way : From Marilyn To Ella

Thursday, March 30, 2023

Anne Ducros - Brother? Brother!

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2017
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:47
Size: 118,0 MB
Art: Front

(5:07)  1. What's Going On (feat. Olivier Ker Ourio & Paolo Censi)
(4:44)  2. Fragile (feat. Giulio Visibelli)
(3:48) 3. La Bicyclette (feat. Giuseppe Emmanuele & Franz Minuta)
(3:56) 4. You Are So Beautiful (feat. Giuseppe Privitera)
(3:36)  5. Samba Saravah
(4:48)  6. On Broadway
(4:05)  7. Knocks Me Off My Feet
(5:30)  8. At Last (feat. Lionel Belmondo)
(3:50)  9. Déshabillez-Moi (feat. Olivier Ker Ourio & Mimmo Gaglio)
(6:20) 10. Petals (feat. Mimmo Gaglio)

This new discography project "Brother Brother" Anne Ducros wanted it grandiose and flamboyant. Wonderfully arranged for it by the immense Italian musician Giuseppe Emmanuele and for a symphonic orchestra where brilliant virtuosos of the classical music and musicians of the best big bands of jazz. Anne revisits in her own way and with the elegance that is known to him a repertoire mixing cult songs and great standards of jazz. Sting, Stevie Wonder, Joe Cocker, the great French and American jazz voices Juliette Gréco is a part of the history of vocal music that is honored here, pop icons, soul, , Yves Montant, Etta James ... A real advocacy for joie de vivre and fraternity, "Brother Brother!" Sketches a wink to the great Marvin Gaye and her "What's going on" and a beautiful tribute from Anne to her brother Recently disappeared.

Brother? Brother!

Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Anne Ducros - Purple Songs

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2001
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:53
Size: 126,1 MB
Art: Front

(6:40)  1. A timeless place (The Peacocks)
(6:31)  2. Ode to Billie Joe
(4:14)  3. Dreamer Alone
(4:39)  4. In the wee small hours of the morning
(2:58)  5. Softly as in a morning sunrise
(7:33)  6. You must believe in spring
(4:29)  7. Who "R.U." (Saint-Eustache)
(3:19)  8. Sea Lady
(6:31)  9. Lush Life
(3:50) 10. Aovoatt (Trio Type Tune)
(4:06) 11. Send in the clowns

Native of the Pas de Calais, Anne Ducros began her classic training (musical and vocal) within the conservatoire of Boulogne Sur mer with Lyne Durian. Then at the same time she is studying law at the University of Lille, she completes and refines her vocal mastery thanks to the education of Yuri Anoff and Maddy Mespley. Afterward she has a practice of baroque music within training course at the University and investigates Couperin, Rameau or Bach's music.  Introduced to the vocal jazz from 1986. She sets up her first quartet of jazz with which she gains various international competitions (Price for better soloist and first vocaliste in the festival of jazz of Dunkerque; First price of soloist and vocalist in the festival of jazz of Vienne in 1989). This growing recognition will stimulates her of an inexhaustible will to sing always more by accumulating concerts in France and specially by publishing her first album of vocal jazz, "Don't you take a chance" at JTB in 1989.After this first recording was realized, she returns on the road by multiplying the tours, the festivals (Nice, Montreaux, Nantes, Barcelone, Ismir, Montreal.) and the musical meetings (Michel Petrucciani, Didier Lockwood, Michel Legrand, Ray Brown, Ted Curson, Jacky Terrasson, Eric Lelann, Stefano Di Batista.). This artistic fulfilment couples with an increasing educational investment. During years 1992-1993, she teaches the vocal jazz at the ARPEJ in Paris and since 1994 she is the manager of Prelude, first school of vocal jazz in Paris. Besides her teacher's implication, she animates clinics and master-classes all over the world (Aix, Le Havre, Chicago, Calvi, Bruxelles.).

In 1995 Anne Ducros participates in the recording of Friday 14 with Lugi TRUSSARDI and puts her voice on some tracks of this album, published by ELABETH. Surrounded with Gordon beck, Sal la Rocca, Bruno Castellucci and Didier Lockwood, Anne Ducros records "Purple Songs", published in 2001 by DREYFUS JAZZ. Further this album, the singer is awarded by the Academy of the Jazz, and she receives the Price Billie Holiday, in december 2001. This new award will not be the last one, because there in April 2002, the "Django d'Or/ Victoires de la musique" awards her with the price of the artist vocal of the year. In 2003 her third album, "Close your eyes" (DREYFUS JAZZ) and once more she wins the Vocal Artist of the year of the Victoires de la Musique Jazz awards. In this album she's surrounded by talented musicians, string orchestra, and prestigious special guests such as the harmonicist Toots Thielemans and the flute player Benoit Fromanger. Joy, rhythmic flexibility and melody characterize this recording. With her hot voice, Anne Ducros revisits some jazz standards and pop songs as Stevie Wonder's "Lately" or Beatles's "Black Bird". She also interprets with elegance some French Songs: "L'eau a la bouche" of Serge Gainsbourg and "Clopin Clopan" of Pierre Dudan.

In September 2005 her forth album comes out by DREYFUS JAZZ: it marks the height of her artistic career. The project called "piano, piano" is based upon the meeting of Anne's wonderful voice and some of the greatest today's piano players. She sings some of the most beautiful jazz standards surrounded by prestigious piano players as Chick Corea, , Jacky Terrasson, Enrico Pieranunzi and Rene Urtreger and her quintet (Benoit de Mesmay, piano and Fender Rodes, Sal La Rocca, double bass, Karl Jannuska/Manhu Roche, drums, Bob Franceschini, sax). This album is immediately a great public and critic success.

After establishing momentum with her US debut, "PIANO, piano," and expanding her audience remarkably with several concert apperances in New York City (including Lincoln Center and an SRO performance at the 2007 IAJE conference), the gorgeous French diva Anna Ducros is back with her new offering, "Urban Tribe." The disc unites her with major players on the NY scene - Ada Rovatti on Sax, Essiet Essiet on bass and Bruce Cox on drums and also the one of the best french piano player Olivier Hutman . Highlights include her bold intepretation of Beatles' "Sexy Sadie," and an assortment of delicious standards and love songs such as "You and the Night and the Music," "Easy To Love" and the Otis Redding classic, "Dock of the Bay." http://www.mymusicbase.ru/PPB/ppb33/Bio_3323.htm

Purple Songs

Tuesday, March 28, 2023

Anne Ducros - Close Your Eyes

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2003
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 46:13
Size: 111,3 MB
Art: Front

(4:37)  1. You've Got A Friend
(2:54)  2. L'eau À La Bouche
(4:47)  3. Lately
(3:24)  4. In your Eyes
(4:58)  5. Faded Roses
(4:26)  6. Blackbird
(2:42)  7. Taking A Chance On Love
(7:05)  8. The Island
(3:09)  9. Close Your Eyes
(4:11) 10. Song Bird
(3:56) 11. Clopin Clopan

Anne Ducros is a French jazz singer born in 1959 in Longfossé ( Pas-de-Calais ). She has recorded seven albums under her name, has taken part in other recordings as a guest and has earned an excellent reputation in the vocal jazz community. She defines her approach in this way: "My quest is to try to find the perfect harmony between the instinctive power that can be developed with jazz and how to channel this instinct with classical erudition with A proper aesthetic will ".  She began her musical studies with classical singing at the Conservatory of Music of Boulogne-sur-Mer with Lyne Dourian. Then, in addition to studying law at the University of Lille , she studied singing with Yuri Lov Anoff and Mady Mesplé . She works on baroque music ( Bach , Couperin , Handel , Rameau ), the solos of the great voices of jazz like Sarah Vaughan or Ella Fitzgerald , and the scat  . On a heart-stroke and thanks to the baroque and classical music that make her progress, she was introduced to jazz in 1986  and founded a quartet with which she presented herself in different competitions. In 1989 , with several awards, she recorded her first album, Do not You Take a Chance . His stage activity gained momentum, in the circuit of jazz clubs as in certain international scenes, sometimes in the company of René Urtreger ( 1992 ). Several encounters, such as the one with the bassist Ray Brown reinforce it in its artistic orientations .

His repertoire is eclectic, mixing modern and original arrangements of jazz standards , pop songs or compositions of classical musicians. During the years 1992 - 1993 she teaches vocal jazz at the ARPEJ of Paris and since 1994 she is director of Prélude , the first vocal jazz school in Paris. She also teaches courses and master classes around the world ( Aix-en-Provence , Le Havre , Chicago , Calvi , Brussels ...). It is within the community of musicians that its reputation spreads: one greets its stamp of contralto, its energy, its sense of the swing. The recognition comes thanks to the support of the violinist Didier Lockwood , which allows him to record Purple Song , accompanied by pianist Gordon Beck , published on the label Dreyfus Records in 2001 . Since then, she has recorded a new album on the same label every two years, but at the same time, she participates in many other recordings as a guest. In 1995, for example, Anne Ducros participates in the recording of Friday 14 with Luigi Trussardi and poses her voice on certain tracks of this album, released on the label Elabeth. In 2008 , she was hired as a singing teacher for Season 8 of Star Academy on TF1 (September 19 to December 19, 2008). When asked, on a special radio station ( TSF Jazz ), during a live interview of the Duke of Lombards on September 8, what can be the relationship between this reality show and jazz, she replies "I will Bringing jazz to an hour when, in general, it happens so little (...) The place of a jazz musician is wherever you want to share emotion, love, Happiness and joie de vivre (...) We were forced to move a few concerts, but it was extremely easy . In 2010 , Anne Ducros recorded Ella ... my dear , an album in tribute to Ella Fitzgerald which she particularly likes, whose arrangements are written by Ivan Jullien . In 2013, she released under the label NAÏVE Either way ... from Marilyn to Ella. In 2016, she meets the pianist and composer Robert Kaddouch in Paris, during a concert at the Sunside. It seems that the sound universe brought by the arrangements of this pianist opened new ways (voice). Translate by google https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Ducros

Close Your Eyes

Monday, March 27, 2023

Anne Ducros - Piano, Piano

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2004
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 62:03
Size: 142,6 MB
Art: Front

(4:26)  1. Four
(4:45)  2. God Bless the Child
(6:25)  3. You Go to My Head
(5:00)  4. Les Feuilles Mortes
(5:20)  5. Never Let Me Go
(6:56)  6. Gnossienne No. 1
(4:21)  7. I Thought About You
(5:35)  8. My Foolish Heart
(5:14)  9. Moon and Sand
(3:59) 10. Just in Time
(4:41) 11. Body and Soul
(5:15) 12. Naima

There is little information about European jazz singer Anne Ducros within the liner notes to Piano, Piano, but she clearly endeared herself to each of the four guest pianists with whom she worked on her CD. She soars in the lush setting of "Never Let Me Go," where she packs an emotional punch, though her tripping over a few words slightly handicaps her interpretation of Billie Holiday's "God Bless the Child." One of Europe's greatest jazz pianists, Enrico Pieranunzi, joins her for the powerful rendition of "You Go to My Head" and a graceful take of "Moon and Sand." She came to the United States in order to work with Chick Corea, singing "Les Feuilles Mortes" (Autumn Leaves) in its original language in a terrific duet and adding some humorous horn-like scatting reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald on-stage. Both her lyrical "My Foolish Heart" and explosive "Body and Soul" are just as effective. Another veteran European pianist, René Urtreger, is paired with Ducros for a gently loping duet of "I Thought About You" and anchoring the rhythm section for another Ella-like scat exhibition in the swinging "Just in Time." Benoît de Mesnay, who doubles on piano and Fender Rhodes in "Four" (where she once again scats up a storm) and joins her for the swinging interpretation of "Naima," is evidently her regular accompanist. All in all, this is a very enjoyable effort. ~ Ken Dryden  http://www.allmusic.com/album/piano-piano-mw0000404358

Piano, Piano

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

VA - New Jazz Divas: The Greatest Modern Female Jazz Singers

Size: 181,7+181,6 MB
Time: 78:07+78:02
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Jazz Vocals
Art: Front & Back

CD 1:
01 Diana Krall - This Can’t Be Love (4:27)
02 Youn Sun Nah - Jockey Full Of Bourbon (3:39)
03 Terez Montcalm - Docteur (4:04)
04 Fay Claassen - Conception - Deception (4:12)
05 Mina Agossi - Ghost Of Yesterday (4:00)
06 Lisa Simone - Autumn Leaves (5:14)
07 Dee Alexander - Letter From Home (5:57)
08 Manuel Rocheman - Nature Boy (3:42)
09 Bireli Lagrene & Gipsy Project - What A Little Moonlight Can Do (3:31)
10 Remi Sciuto - Black Bird (2:18)
11 Olivier Hutman - What Did They Say Today (4:53)
12 Muriel Zoe - Have A Good Time (3:26)
13 Michel Benita - Oh Love (3:35)
14 Veronique Hermann Sambin - Pwomes (3:26)
15 Monica Shaka - Moon And Sand (5:32)
16 Maria Laura Baccarini - I've Got You Under My Skin (5:17)
17 Stephy Haik - It's Over (5:08)
18 Solveig Slettahjell - What Is This Thing Called Love (5:38)

CD 2:
01 Stacey Kent - Too Darn Hot (3:25)
02 Robin McKelle - Something's Gotta Give (3:08)
03 Norah Jones - Tennessee Waltz (4:18)
04 Jacky Terrasson Trio - Walk On By (2:39)
05 Rene Marie - Them There Eyes (5:15)
06 Ida Sand - Ain’t No Sunshine (3:40)
07 Laika Fatien - Just Say Goodbye (4:19)
08 Catia Werneck - Chegando No Rio (4:31)
09 Anne Ducros - God Bless The Child (Feat. Jacky Terrasson) (4:42)
10 Charlotte Wassy - Your Goal (5:20)
11 Cæcilie Norby - Diamonds & Gold (3:47)
12 Melanie Dahan - Star Eyes (Feat. Manuel Rocheman) (4:56)
13 Clotilde Rullaud - Fragile (6:48)
14 Louisa Bey - Everything Is Broken (4:45)
15 Viviane Ginape - You Must Believe In Spring (3:07)
16 Sinne Eeg - What A Little Moonlight Can Do (5:16)
17 Bugge Wesseltoft - Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover (4:59)
18 Seth Kallen - My Sweet Darling (2:58)

New Jazz Divas CD 1
New Jazz Divas CD 2

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Anne Ducros - Urban Tribe

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 52:46
Size: 120.8 MB
Styles: Jazz vocals
Year: 2007
Art: Front

[3:52] 1. Sexy Sadie
[3:31] 2. When I Know, If I Know
[5:19] 3. Up Jumped Spring
[5:29] 4. I Fall In Love Too Easily
[4:28] 5. You And The Night And The Music
[3:20] 6. Easy To Love
[5:29] 7. Stairway To The Stars
[4:59] 8. Who Can I Turn To
[4:30] 9. Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
[3:56] 10. Over The Rainbow
[7:49] 11. Green Dolphin Street

Anne Ducros' second Dreyfus CD is a mixed bag. After an impressive first effort for the label, this session opens with two dreadful numbers, a bland pop interpretation of the Beatles' "Sexy Sadie" (not one of the typical Beatles' pieces chosen by jazz musicians), and an annoying original by her pianist Oliver Hutman, "When I Know, If I Know," which sounds as if it was written during the heyday of disco. Fortunately, Ducros regains focus on the sound of jazz for the remaining tracks, scatting up a storm in "Up Jumped Spring," delivering a moving interpretation of the melancholy "I Fall in Love Too Easily," and offering a playful "Who Can I Turn To." Ducros does not take a lot of liberties with Otis Redding's soulful "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay," though her decision to sing it as a duet with bassist Essiet Essiet keeps it from getting dull. Saxophonist Ada Rovatti is added on several tracks, providing a rich backdrop for the singer in a breezy setting of "Over the Rainbow." Drummer Bruce Cox provides excellent support throughout this disc. ~Ken Dryden

Urban Tribe

Monday, August 11, 2014

Stefan Patry - Singer

Styles: Vocal, Jazz
Year: 2012
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:36
Size: 125,3 MB
Art: Front

(4:10)  1. Ain't No Sunshine
(5:24)  2. When I Fall in Love
(4:09)  3. I Got My Mojo Workin'
(4:57)  4. Moonlight In Vermont
(4:18)  5. Teach Me Tonight
(5:04)  6. Night & Day
(4:39)  7. You Are the Sunshine of My Life
(4:07)  8. Only You
(5:18)  9. That' All
(5:39) 10. Young Forever, Forever Young
(6:45) 11. The Man I Love

Born in 1962, Stefan Patry feels naturally drawn to music. as a teenager, he discovered and developed a passion for jazz; meeting with Rhoda Scott at the age of 14 years will be decisive as to its lifeline and its exclusive choice for the Hammond organ. After studying classical piano, organ, singing and harmony, he discovers Paris and its clubs and jazz musicians. He received his first engagement at Petit Journal Montparnasse and other clubs in rapid succession ( Caveau de la Huchette , Meridien Etoile , Bilboquet, Sunset , Duc des Lombards ...).  It is programmed in festivals in France and abroad; gradually his career as an organist is emerging; he plays in training of gospel, jazz and blues. He developed the immense possibilities of his instrument, fully exploits the pedal bass with the composition will become its main musical weapons. 

In 1996, he created the association Tribute To Hammond (which he chairs) in which he brings together amateur and professional organists; he organized the famous "rushes organ" real events around the Hammond organ. It also creates Organ Jam Sessions at the Caveau des Oubliettes in Paris. Designer label Must Record, the label of Hammond organists , it produces well-known artists but does not hesitate to find out and discover new talent. Musician, organist, songwriter and singer recently, he has recorded over 10 CDs under his name; worked with an incredible number of artists. Every day he is looking forward to living his passion, he plays, he composes and is looking for a simple music always melodic, and rhythmic mixed. Translate by google..http://stefanpatry.com/discographie.html

Personnel: Stefan Patry – Vocal & Hammond organ, Gilles Renne – Guitar, Benjamin Henocq – Drums. And in its special guests : Anne Ducros – Vocal (2), La Velle – Vocal (5), Emmanuel Bex – Hammond organ (11), Hervé Meschinet – Flute (3 & 6), Jean-Luc Pino – Violin (6), Michel Delakian – Trumpet (8), Sydney Haddad – Percussions (3 & 6).