Place Ste-Opportune Thomas Curbillon

• 1 Léa est lasse 04:32
• 2 Place Ste-Opportune 03:25
• 3 Petite fleur 03:48
• 4 Et bailler, et dormir 03:20
• 5 Oxymore 03:16
• 6 Berçons 04:17
• 7 La Môme Bling-bling 06:02
• 8 Sale gosse 04:17
• 9 Berceuse à Pépé 03:37
• Total Runtime 36:34

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Musician, radio man, teacher, Thomas Curbillon was born into a family of artists who also fed, at night, on jazz that makes java. With this very first album Place Sainte-Opportune, of which he wrote the score on texts in French by Gaëlle Renard, he winks at his masters, Charles Aznavour and Henri Salvador. If his velvet voice recalls that of the latter, his rhythm is sometimes akin to the singularities of a Nougaro. Carried by very prominent jazz musicians such as pianist Eric Legnini, double bassist Thomas Bramerie and drummer Antoine Paganotti, Thomas Curbillon evolves with grace on the arrangements of Pierre Bertrand who gives the music the scale of a big band where the trumpeter and buglist Stéphane Belmondo invites himself.

Thomas Curbillon, vocals, guitar
Eric Legnini, piano
Thomas Bramerie, double bass
Antoine Paganotti, drums
Additional musicians:
Stéphane Belmondo, trumpet
Pierre Bertrand, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, flute
Stéphane Chausse, alto saxophone, clarinet
Michel Feugère, trumpet
Philippe Georges, trombone

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