Phil JL Robert took up the guitar at 13 and decided to become a musician.
At 16, he was giving his first rock concerts around his home town of Marseille with the rock-band Stormbringer’s band.
At 20, he was offered his first professional contract at the Sergeant Peppers club for four months, where he played Beatles songs with a band.
At 21, he went to Boston to take course at Berklee College of Music. When he returned to France he worked for two years as a guitarist and then moved to Los Angeles to take classes at the Musician Institute, where he played alongside prominent musicians such as Joe Diorio, Joe Pass or Scott Henderson.
When he returned to France, Phil JL Robert carried on working as a musician and hung around with the Brazilian and African crowd. He enrolled for jazz classes at the Conservatory,and came out top of the class in 1992.
In 1994, Phil JL Robert moved to Paris and started recording a solo album (which was launched by Night & Day in 1996) and was faced with Parisian musicians. He made new contacts in this musical circle and started playing with his group in clubs and also with West Indian and African musicians.
He wrote educational articles for the guitar magazine Guitar & Bass. He contributed to the « Music Academy International » and was in charge of the world music program.
Phil JL Robert worked with :
Coco Mbassi, Henry Dickongué, Manu Dibango, Raul Paz, Jerho, Noel Ekwabi, Remy Chaudagne, Julio Rakoto, Philippe Sellam, Roberto Chavez, Zeluis Nascimento, André Charlier, Davy Honnet, Felix Sabal Lecco, Jeff Ludovicus, Maurice Manancourt, Xavier Desandre Navarre, Pierre Acourt, Philippe Gonnand, Anthony Honnet, Olivier Freche… and many other great musicians. Phil web
At 16, he was giving his first rock concerts around his home town of Marseille with the rock-band Stormbringer’s band.
At 20, he was offered his first professional contract at the Sergeant Peppers club for four months, where he played Beatles songs with a band.
At 21, he went to Boston to take course at Berklee College of Music. When he returned to France he worked for two years as a guitarist and then moved to Los Angeles to take classes at the Musician Institute, where he played alongside prominent musicians such as Joe Diorio, Joe Pass or Scott Henderson.
When he returned to France, Phil JL Robert carried on working as a musician and hung around with the Brazilian and African crowd. He enrolled for jazz classes at the Conservatory,and came out top of the class in 1992.
In 1994, Phil JL Robert moved to Paris and started recording a solo album (which was launched by Night & Day in 1996) and was faced with Parisian musicians. He made new contacts in this musical circle and started playing with his group in clubs and also with West Indian and African musicians.
He wrote educational articles for the guitar magazine Guitar & Bass. He contributed to the « Music Academy International » and was in charge of the world music program.
Phil JL Robert worked with :
Coco Mbassi, Henry Dickongué, Manu Dibango, Raul Paz, Jerho, Noel Ekwabi, Remy Chaudagne, Julio Rakoto, Philippe Sellam, Roberto Chavez, Zeluis Nascimento, André Charlier, Davy Honnet, Felix Sabal Lecco, Jeff Ludovicus, Maurice Manancourt, Xavier Desandre Navarre, Pierre Acourt, Philippe Gonnand, Anthony Honnet, Olivier Freche… and many other great musicians. Phil web
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Phil JL Robert tomó la guitarra a los 13 años y decidió convertirse en músico.
A los 16, estaba dando sus primeros conciertos de rock en su ciudad natal de Marsella con la banda de rock Stormbringer.
A los 20, le ofrecieron su primer contrato profesional en el club Sergeant Peppers durante cuatro meses, donde tocó canciones de los Beatles con una banda.
A los 21, se fue a Boston para tomar un curso en Berklee College of Music. Cuando regresó a Francia trabajó durante dos años como guitarrista y luego se mudó a Los Ángeles para tomar clases en el Musician Institute, donde tocó junto a destacados músicos como Joe Diorio, Joe Pass o Scott Henderson.
Cuando regresó a Francia, Phil JL Robert siguió trabajando como músico y estuvo con la multitud brasileña y africana. Se matriculó en clases de jazz en el Conservatorio y quedó en primer lugar en 1992.
En 1994, Phil JL Robert se mudó a París y comenzó a grabar un álbum en solitario (que fue lanzado por Night & Day en 1996) y se enfrentó a músicos parisinos. Hizo nuevos contactos en este círculo musical y comenzó a tocar con su grupo en clubes y también con músicos antillanos y africanos.
Escribió artículos educativos para la revista Guitar & Bass. Contribuyó a la «Music Academy International» y estuvo a cargo del programa de música mundial.
Phil JL Robert trabajó con:
Coco Mbassi, Henry Dickongué, Manu Dibango, Raul Paz, Jerho, Noel Ekwabi, Remy Chaudagne, Julio Rakoto, Philippe Sellam, Roberto Chavez, Zeluis Nascimento, André Charlier, Davy Honnet, Felix Sabal Lecco, Jeff Ludovicus, Maurice Manancourt, Xavier Desandre Navarre, Pierre Acourt, Philippe Gonnand, Anthony Honnet, Olivier Freche… y muchos otros grandes músicos. Phil web & Michel
Tracklist:
01. Rock This Monkey Blues (5:13)
02. Zoo Road (5:53)
03. Well Alright It's Alright (3:39)
04. The Smiles Of The Leopard (4:31)
05. Hey New-York I'm Comin' (3:21)
06. Hyppopotamus Dance (5:21)
07. No Season For The Sun (5:10)
08. Strength (3:21)
09. Shake The Snake (4:33)
10. From The Other Side Of The Sea (4:19)
11. We Love The Boogaloo (2:40)
Musicians:
Phil JL Robert : Guitar, compositions
Philippe Sellam : Saxophones
Xavier-Desandre Navarre : Percussion
Davy Honnet : Batterie
Melvin Clairault : Singer, lyrics
Anthony Honnet : Hammond organ
Hippolyte Fevre : Trompette & Flute
Nicolas Benedetti : Trombone
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