In Paris in May 1968 he met Australian singer, guitarist, poet and ex-Soft Machine member Daevid Allen, with whom he was to start Gong, an international community band incubated in Deya, Majorca, that toured France and Europe before appearing on the British scene starting at the first Glastonbury festival in June 1971. He was one of the founders of the Canterbury sound band Gong. Golson 5:36ĭidier Antonin Malherbe (born Januin Paris, France) is a saxophonist, flautist and duduk player. Malherbe 2:36ġ-14 - I Remember Clifford Written-By – B. Kern 3:53ġ-13 - Kourouts Blues Written-By – D. Monk 4:03ġ-12 - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Written-By – J. Monk 4:50ġ-11 - Think Of One Written-By – T. Löhrer 5:25ġ-7 - St James Infirmary / Eshkhemet Written By – P.D.ġ-8 - Mood Indigo Written-By – Bigard, Ellington, Mills 4:12ġ-10 - Monk's Mood Written-By – T. Monk 5:01ġ-5 - Misterioso / Blue Monk Written-By – T. Monk 3:52ġ-4 - 'Round Midnight Written-By – T. Hamilton 4:17ġ-3 - Let's Cool One Written-By – T. Coleman 4:04ġ-2 - Cry Me A River Written-By – A. The 2006 release Utopies includes three songs featuring the American trumpeter Jon Hassell.Didier Malherbe & Eric Lohrer Nuit D'Ombrelle 2011 Жанр: Contemporary Jazz, Ethnic Jazzġ-1 - Dark Shadows Written-By – E. Hadouk Now followed in 2002, and two years later the Hadouk Trio issued its first concert LP, Live at Fip. With the follow-up, Shamanimal, their ranks swelled to a trio with the addition of American percussionist Steve Shehan, a veteran with stints behind Bob Dylan and Paul Simon on his résumé. Mahlerbe and Ehrlich initially recorded and toured as a duo, issuing their self-titled debut LP in 1999. Throughout his travels Malherbe collected exotic instruments from the far corners of the earth, and after a series of short-lived experimental rock ensembles and a 1980 solo jazz-rock LP, Bloom, in 1994 he embraced world music by forming Hadouk with multi-instrumentalist Loy Ehrlich, a specialist in the hajouj, the African three-stringed bass that, along with the Armenian double-reed instrument the doudouk, gave the project its name. Malherbe remained with Gong for close to a decade, shepherding the band through myriad personnel and creative changes before exiting in 1978.

The Hadouk Trio was led by Paris-born multi-instrumentalist Didier Malherbe, previously known for co-founding with Soft Machine alum Daevid Allen the famed psych-prog outfit Gong. France's Hadouk Trio channeled musical elements from across the globe to create a uniquely mystical and evocative sound somewhere between jazz and world pop.

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