Biréli Lagrène
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Guitarists · b. 1966

Biréli Lagrène

French guitarist and bassist

Born
4 September 1966
Soufflenheim
Country
France
Active
1978–
Record labels
Blue Note, Disques Dreyfus, Jazzpoint Records
Discography
32 albums

Biography

Biréli Lagrène is a jazz musician who plays guitar and acoustic guitar. Biréli Lagrène was born on 4 September 1966 in Soufflenheim. The music is usually filed under jazz and post-bop. Record labels: Blue Note, Disques Dreyfus and Jazzpoint Records. The discography here lists 32 albums, from “Routes to Django” (1980) to “Elegant People” (2026).

Biréli Lagrène (born 4 September 1966) is a French jazz guitarist who came to prominence in the 1980s for his Django Reinhardt–influenced style. He often performs in swing, jazz fusion, and post-bop styles.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Routes to Django 1980 · Live
15 1982
Live 1985 · Live
& Special Guests 1986
Highlights 1986
Inferno 1987
Foreign Affairs 1988
Acoustic Moments 1991
Standards 1992
Live in Marciac 1994 · Live
My Favorite Django 1995
Blue Eyes 1998
Gipsy Feeling 1999
Stuttgart Aria 1999
Gipsy Project 2001
The Super Guitar Trio and Friends 2001 · Live
Gipsy Project & Friends 2002
Gipsy Project & Friends (Live à Vienne) 2004 · Live
Move 2004
Live in Paris 2005 · Live
To Bi or Not to Bi 2006
Just the Way You Are 2007
Electric Side 2008
Live At The Festival 2008
Gipsy Trio 2009
Best Moments 2012
Mouvements 2012
Storyteller 2018
Remembering Jaco 2020
Solo Suites 2022
Biréli Lagrène Plays Loulou Gasté 2023
Elegant People 2026

Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Biréli Lagrène play?

Biréli Lagrène is known for playing guitar and acoustic guitar.

When and where was Biréli Lagrène born?

Biréli Lagrène was born 4 September 1966 in Soufflenheim.

What are Biréli Lagrène's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Routes to Django (1980), 15 (1982), Live (1985), & Special Guests (1986) and Highlights (1986).

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