Английская Википедия:Claude Le Péron

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox musical artist Claude Le Péron (2 February 1948 – 24 June 2020) was a French bass guitarist known for his collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman among other musicians.

Biography

He started playing guitar in 1961, then started the bass guitar in 1964. Not knowing how to read music, he taught himself by listening to records. He was influenced by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and other rock bands of the 60s. In 1964, he bought his first bass, a replica of Paul McCartney's bass. In 1967, like many artists, he passed through Club Med as a musician.

He moved to Nantes in 1969, where he played in local bands with musicians such as Jacky Mascarel, and Philippe Grandvoinet (New Direction). While there, he founded the group Nantais Zig-Zag with Jean-Luc Chevalier (Tri Yann). He also played in the Crystal Group. In 1977, along with Mascarel, Le Péron got to know bassists Laurent Voulzy and Alain Souchon.

He went on to record "Cœur Grenadine" and "Bopper en larmes" with Voulzy, in 1979 and 1983. In 1983 he made "Olympia 83" with Souchon and Jacky Mascarel.

It was during that year, 1983, that he crossed paths with Jean-Jacques Goldman, during the "Champs Élysées" show.[1] Following the broadcast, Jean-Jacques Goldman decided to go on tour and needed a bassist who could sing. This led him to add Le Péron to his band.[2] He and other Goldman band members worked with Michael Jones, drummer Jean-François Gautier and the Rhinos.[3]

Le Péron toured with Goldman and collaborated on many of his albums from that time until Goldman's last tour in 2002. Since that time, he has toured with Michael Jones[4] and in groups such as Les Rapalas and After The Rain.

Discography

with Laurent Voulzy

  • 1979 : Cœur Grenadine
  • 1983 : Bopper en Larmes

with Alain Souchon

  • 1983 : Olympia 83

with Jean-Jacques Goldman

with Michael Jones

  • 1997 : A consommer sans modération

References

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External links

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  1. Patrick Amine Jean-Jacques Goldman: un monde à part 2007 p. 15 "Et à ce moment-là, Jean-Jacques rencontre pendant une émission de Drucker, Claude Le Péron. Il me donne le numéro de Claude, je l'appelle et lui demande s'il connaît un autre pianiste car nous avions besoin de deux claviers."
  2. Rencontre avec Claude Le Peron
  3. Jean-François Gautier (interview with drummer with the Rhinos) Шаблон:Webarchive "J'ai choisi de venir avec Michael Jones, c'est un chanteur très sympa et connu du grand public grâce à sa présence aux cotés de Jean-Jacques Goldman. Avec les autres musiciens qui seront présents (Jacky Mascarel, Claude le Péron), cela sera la première fois depuis 20 ans que nous rejouerons tous ensemble. ..J'ai rencontré Claude Le Péron en 1978. À l'époque, j'étais tout jeune musicien et Claude était le bassiste d'Alain Souchon."
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