Christian Escoudé
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Christian Escoudé (born 1947) is a jazz guitarist from France. He grew up in Angoulême and is of Roma people descent on his father's side. His father was a guitarist too and influenced by Django Reinhardt. Christian became a musician at 15 and starting in 1972 he worked in a trio with Aldo Romano. By the 1980s he had success in a quartet with John Lewis. He also played with Philip Catherine for a time. In his forties he received a contract with the French division of Verve Records[1]
