| | Sylvain Luc Duet CD - Import Sylvain Luc Discography of CDs
Recorded at Studio Recall, Pompignan, France.
Personnel: Sylvain Luc, Bireli Lagrene (guitar).
JazzTimes (8/00, p.105) - "The sparks fly when the Gypsy and the French guitarists get together for their 1st-ever recorded encounter....There are several sizzling examples here to curl the toes and warm the adrenaline-pumped hearts of guitar fanatics." Duet Review
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