Lionel Loueke
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Lionel Loueke was 17 when he first picked up the guitar in his native Benin, in West Africa. A few years later, he was playing and recording with big names in American jazz: first trumpeter Terence Blanchard and then pianist Herbie Hancock. Today he'll perform pieces from his new album, Mwaliko, whose roster of guests includes singer Angelique Kidjo and vocalist/bassist Esperanza Spalding.
Comments [4]
Keep up with the good works Lionel. It's always a pleasure to listenning to your chef d'oeuvre. J'espere assister a ton concert un de ces jours.
this guy is definitely good. I can't stop listening to his music...
Loved listening to this guy. Great music.
You can check out Lionel live in concert this month!
JAZZ STANDARD (116 East 27th Street, NYC)
Lionel Loueke Trio
Feb 25 - 28th
http://www.jazzstandard.com
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