Pierrick Pédron
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Biography
Saxophonist Pierrick Pédron (b. Saint-Brieuc, 1969) first appeared on the scene in 1994, and released his first album as a leader, Cherokee, in 2001. Accompanying Sinclair and brothers Lionel and Stéphane Belmondo, he has formed several groups and recorded albums as a sextet(Classical Faces, 2004), quartet(Deep in a Dream, 2005) or duo (with Michel Graillier and then Greg Houben). Recorded on the heels ofOmry (2009), the critically acclaimed album Cheerleaders (2011) is a crowning achievement. The following year saw the release of a tribute to Thelonious Monk, Kubic's Monk, followed in 2014 by a rereading of The Cure's repertoire in Kubic's Cure. With his loyal arranger Vincent Artaud, he then explores the funk and rock facets of jazz in And The (2016).
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Albums
Top Tracks
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- Nonagon's Dance
- A Light Wind Blew Through Your Hair
- 2010 White Boots
- A Mail to Jp
- The Mists of Time
- The Cheerleader'S Nde
- Toshiko
- The Cloud
- Boys Don't Cry
- Coupe 3
- Eyjafjöll
- Esox-Lucius
- Miss Falk's Dog
- Ocean Floor
- Funnel Cloud
- Mademoiselle Croissant
- The Caterpillar
- In Between Days
- A Forest
- In Your House
- A Reflection
