Over the weekend 3kings Paris show Oct.4,2013

3KINGS show @ New Morning , Paris Oct. 4,2013

Jean-Paul Bourelly: Guitar & Vocals
Christian Bourdon: Drums & Percussion
Andre Nkouaga: Bass

 

 

                                                   

  The gig was a tune up for our upcoming cd. Stay tuned!

 

N’Kouaga, 3Kings new morning Paris 04.10.2013
3Kings Christian Bourdon
bourelly 3kings new morning 04.10

New Blues@ Nu Blu tomorrow Saturday. 9PM

Bourelly Rudolph Poster

Please join us for Bourelly’s first NYC concert appearances in over 10 years…..a rare treat…!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ADAM RUDOLPH (handrumset (kongos, djembe, tarija, zabumba)

thumb pianos, sintir, multiphonic vocal, cajon, percussion)

JEAN PAUL BOURELLY (guitar, vocal, and beats)

 

 

SATURDAY June 15, 2013

9 pm @ NuBlu, Manhattan

62 Avenue C btw. 4&5th street

ADMISSION $10

http://www.nublu.net/program

 

 

TUESDAY June 18, 2013

8 pm @ Shapeshifter, Brooklyn

18 Whitwell Place btw 3rd and 4th ave.

ADMISSION $10

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.shapeshifterlab.com/portfolio/june-18-jean-paul-bourielly-adam-rudolph-duet/

WEB: JP: www.bourelly.com    JPgotMangos

AR:           Meta Records

JPB in concert, In memory of Jeff Lee Johnson, Feb. 22. 2013 Paris

Jeff Lee Johnsons music is a gleaming example of a guitarist who moved seamlessly through the traditions of the blues, r&b jazz and freeform treating them all as one extended language yet housing those ideas cleverly in a pop structure format that allowed it to travel well. Jeff Lee’s music carried the sonic signifiers that ones ear was accustom to if you were aware of the rich arch of important American music. One could hear Watt stacks, Texas Blues, Memphis blues , Prince, Wes Montgomery, Hendrix with a twinge of the rural heartland.

 

Yet he still possessed that wide perspective that stretched from the chaotic surges, reminiscent of  Sonny Sharrock superimposed over verses filled with playful, bitter, sweet irony,”

 

 

“It got thumbs up, It got five stars, It got that nod now, Ev’rybody wants one”

” It ain’t Hard for you, You just sail on through”.

 

His chordal movements had a sentimental touch to them, yet stayed firm and never fell into the syrup bowl. He above all was a voice on guitar who left a body of work of cleverly crafted songs that used popular forms to express his most intimate and urgent messages.

 

 

I will appear in this concert dedicated to his memory and his music entitled “Rainbow Shadow”

With his close friend on bass Reggie Washington and drummer Patrice Dorcean.

 

http://www.sonsdhiver.org/

22nd of February in Paris, France at the festival Sons d’ hiver .

 

His music will undoubtable live on.   JPB

 

check it here:

https://itunes.apple.com/au/artist/jeff-lee-johnson/id14940270