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Years active. 1980–present. Website. www .bourelly .com. Jean-Paul Etienne Bourelly (born November 23, 1960) is an American guitarist whose music crosses the boundaries of jazz fusion and rock. Bourelly was born in Chicago, Illinois, to parents from Haiti. His grandmother taught him Yoruba music.
Jean-Paul Bourelly (Chicago, Illinois, 23 de noviembre de 1960) es un guitarrista estadounidense de jazz fusión y blues rock. [1] hijo de un inmigrante haitiano, Bourelly cantó ópera cuando tenía diez años, y aprendió a tocar el piano y la batería, adoptando la guitarra a partir de los 14 años.
23 de feb. de 1999 · Back from Gone by Del's Patio released in 1999. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Jean-Paul Bourelly is an innovative and experimental guitarist composer who excels at blending and bending various musical styles into cohesive expression. His music is informed by the migrant community of Haiti and the southern culture of Chicago's south side that he grew up in. Raised by first-generation Haitians, Jean-Paul grew up amidst an ...
directed by Jean-Paul Bourelly & Gea Russell. JPB (guitar, vocals) Gea Russell (turntables) Regis Molina (baritone sax, congas) Llorenç Barcelo Vives (hammond organ, moog) Dani Domínguez (drums, electronics) Produced with the support of the City of Dudelange and the Centre Culturel opderschmelz.
Musician's reviewer in 1988 wrote about the album, "It's about rawness, and though it doesn't have an abundance of structural sophistication, Bourelly's debut is easily identifiable, i.e., he's got a vision.", Steve Holtje, in MusicHound's Jazz: The Essential Album Guide (1998), called Jungle Cowboy Bourelly's best album, and music critic Ben Watson called "Mother Earth" a sultry masterpiece.
Jean-Paul Bourelly. guitarist composer producer. Jean-Paul Bourelly known as an innovative and experimental musical explorer. His music is informed by the migrant community of Haiti and the southern Afro America culture he was a part of while growing up on the south side of Chicago.
