Les Ramoneurs de menhirs

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Les Ramoneurs de menhirs
The four musicians on stage
Les Ramoneurs de menhirs in 2017
Background information
OriginBrittany, France
Genres
Years active2006-present
LabelsCoop Breizh
Members
Past membersMaurice Jouanno
Websiteramoneursdemenhirs.bzh

Les Ramoneurs de menhirs are a

bombardon, Richard Bévillon on the bagpipes, the traditional vannetais singer Gwenaël Kere and Loran, guitarist from the group Bérurier Noir. They play concerts at fest noz as well as normal rock concerts[clarification needed]. Most of their songs are sung in the Breton language
.

Biography

The group formed in 2006 after Bévillon and Gorce invited

Eugénie Goadec
, a famous traditional Breton musician, is a guest on the album.

Les Ramoneurs de menhirs participated at the

Kan Ar Bobl
.

In April 2010, they released a second album before Maurice Jouanno left the group, replaced by singer Gwenaël Kere. On 7 July, they released a new album, Tan ar bobl (Fire of the People). The group performed at the Hellfest on 21 June 2015, and in 2017 with Bagad Kemperle.

Band members

Louise Ebrel and Loran in 2017

Current members[when?]

Guest

Past member

  • Maurice Jouanno dit "Momo": lead vocals (2006–2014)
  • Members (current and past)
  • Loran
    Loran
  • Éric Gorce
    Éric Gorce
  • Richard Bévillon
    Richard Bévillon
  • Gwenaël Kere
    Gwenaël Kere
  • Maurice Jouanno
    Maurice Jouanno

Discography

LP

  • Four songs – compiled on the CD Concerto pour détraqués (Bérurier Noir with Éric Gorce on the bagpipes and Jean-Pierre Beauvais on the bombardon in the song "Vive le feu".

CD

  • 2006 : Kerne Izel, Coop Breizh (Bévillon and Gorce accompanied by Louise Ebrel, Maurice Jouanno (traditional singer from Vannes) and by Loran, guitarist of the group Bérurier Noir, for the songs "Gavotte d'honneur Bigouden" and "Yaw ha yaw ha yaw".
  • 2007 : Dañs an Diaoul
  1. K.A (3:34)
  2. BellARB (5:24)
  3. Dañs Gwadek 1 (Plinn) (4:03)
  4. Yaw Ha Yaw Ha Yaw (An Dro) (3:34)
  5. Nomades (2:47)
  6. Edan Ur Blez (Laridé) (5:41)
  7. Na Gast Na Matezh (Gavotte Pourlet) (3:31)
  8. Captain Kirk (2:39)
  9. Dañs Gwadek 2 (Plinn) (4:29)
  10. Vive Le Feu (6:01)
  11. 'Vel Un Tour-Tan (Gavotte d'honneur) (3:54)
  • 2010 : Amzer an dispac'h
  1. Unnek Gwezh
  2. Oy ! Oy ! Oy !
  3. La Blanche Hermine
  4. Menez Unan
  5. Tamm Kreiz
  6. Menez Daou
  7. If the Kids ar United
  8. Marijanig
  9. Ya'at'eeh
  10. Auschwitz planète
  11. Breizhistañs
  • 2014: Tan ar Bobl
  1. Son Ar Gewier
  2. Ni Veway
  3. Ar We'enn-Avalow
  4. Ibrahim
  5. Exarhia
  6. Pussy Riotal
  7. Hir Ew Geniñ
  8. Azawad Dieub
  9. Viva La Revolution
  10. Makhnovtchina
  11. Ar Paotr Disoursi

Vinyl

  • 2008 : Dañs an Diaoul (certain songs changed from the CD)

Side A :

  1. Gavotte Bigouden
  2. K.A.
  3. Dans Gwadek 1
  4. Gavotte d'honneur
  5. Nomades

Side B :

  1. Yaw Ha Yaw Ha Yaw Ha
  2. Edan ur blez
  3. Dans Gwadek 2
  4. Bal Plinn
  5. Bell'ARB

References

  1. ^ « Le punk a un futur ... en breton », bretagne.com
  2. ^ « Présentation des Ramoneurs de Menhirs » Archived 25 March 2008 at the Wayback Machine, Festival Interceltique de Lorient
  3. ^ "Bebo".

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