Jean Lapouge Sarrazac, France
Guitarist Jean Lapouge was born in 1953 and was the leader of prog-rock group Noëtra, late 70s, early 80s. (jeanlapouge-english.blogspot.com/.) He published in recent years a handful of discs on trio, using different instrumentation. (www.jeanlapouge.net) ... more
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