Didier Malherbe's Hadouk win French jazz award
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Topic: Didier Malherbe's Hadouk win French jazz award
Posted By: BaldFriede
Subject: Didier Malherbe's Hadouk win French jazz award
Date Posted: July 27 2007 at 15:09
From the homepage of Gong:
Hadouk Honoured Posted Sun 10 Jun'07
Thanks to Luc Pilmeyer I can pass on the happy news that Didier
Malherbe and the Hadouk Trio have received a prestigious music award in
France, the 'Victoire du Jazz' as http://www.lesvictoires.com/Victoires/jazz/laureats.html - 'Artists of the Year' , the ceremony was also broadcast on the FR3 TV channel.
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Looks as if Didier is about to try and get a tune out of the award - he probably could.
The music business is so very bizarre. Hadouk's last album 'Utopies'
sold over 16,000 copies in France last year and the band get this great
acknowledgement from their peers. However because the album has no
worldwide distribution to speak of it has sold 150 copies in the entire
rest of the planet (about half of those via this website, the rest in
Canada probably), and the band couldn't get arrested the UK let alone
sell out a gig. Very odd. Still we love them and so apparently do
France.
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Posted By: Dick Heath
Date Posted: July 28 2007 at 06:55
BaldFriede wrote:
From the homepage of Gong:
Hadouk Honoured Posted Sun 10 Jun'07
Thanks to Luc Pilmeyer I can pass on the happy news that Didier
Malherbe and the Hadouk Trio have received a prestigious music award in
France, the 'Victoire du Jazz' as http://www.lesvictoires.com/Victoires/jazz/laureats.html - 'Artists of the Year' , the ceremony was also broadcast on the FR3 TV channel.
Loy, Dider, Steve
Looks as if Didier is about to try and get a tune out of the award - he probably could.
The music business is so very bizarre. Hadouk's last album 'Utopies'
sold over 16,000 copies in France last year and the band get this great
acknowledgement from their peers. However because the album has no
worldwide distribution to speak of it has sold 150 copies in the entire
rest of the planet (about half of those via this website, the rest in
Canada probably), and the band couldn't get arrested the UK let alone
sell out a gig. Very odd. Still we love them and so apparently do
France.
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BF
Thanks for the heads up on Hadouk. Checking Amazon.UK ,the band's 1999 album and Utopies are available and ordered them. Samples of the 1999 album can be briefly sampled at Amazon, and make good listening - world fusion?
Also attempted to alert a few UK jazz journalists into paying attention to Hadouk's music
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Posted By: Sean Trane
Date Posted: July 28 2007 at 11:56
I've Hadouk Trio twice and it is no wonder they get awards. Fully merited
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Posted By: Angelo
Date Posted: July 28 2007 at 11:58
Any specific recommendations, or both worth getting?
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Posted By: Sean Trane
Date Posted: July 29 2007 at 08:14
Angelo wrote:
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Get the DVD 
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