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Catalogue (band)

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Catalogue
OriginSaint-Jean d'Angély, France
GenresJazz
Experimental rock
Years active1979 – 1987
LabelsBlue Silver
Hathut Records
Pot Records
dAvantage
MembersJac Berrocal
Jean-François Pauvros
Gilbert Artman
Past membersMichel Potage
Patrick Prado
Jean-Pierre Arnoux

Catalogue was a French experimental rock and electronic jazz group founded in 1979 and active until the end of the 1980s, when the group's members started to dedicate themselves to other projects.

Their music was influenced by free jazz and tape music and punk rock. The group was founded by Jac Berrocal[1], Jean-François Pauvros and Gilbert Artman. Harmonium player Patrick Prado[2], drummer Jean-Pierre Arnoux and mentor of the label Alga Marghen, Michel Potage were also part of the original lineup. The group toured Europe in the 1980s and broke up at the end of the 1980s. Jac Berrocal would continue a rich solo career.

Discography[edit]

List of releases:[3]

  • 1987, Catalogue : Insomnie, LP, Blue Silver 8247. CD, Spalax Music, 14920, 1995, Jac Berrocal, Gilbert Artman, Jean-François Pauvros
  • 1987, Catalogue : Pas touch’, 45 tours, Blue Silver, 8243, 1987, Jac Berrocal, Gilbert Artman, Jean-François Pauvros
  • 1982, Catalogue : Pénétration, LP+Maxi, Hathut Records, ART 1997/981982. CD, Hat ART, CD 6167, 1996, Jac Berrocal, Jean-François Pauvros, Gilbert Artman
  • 1979, Catalogue : Antwerpen Live, LP, Pot Record, POT 79011979. CD, Spalax Music 14966, 1996, Jac Berrocal, Michel Potage, Jean-François Pauvros, Patrick Prado, Jean-Pierre Arnoux
  • 1979, Catalogue, LP, dAvantage, DAV 03




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  1. "Jac Berrocal Interview". www.paristransatlantic.com. Retrieved 2017-02-05.
  2. "Jac Berrocal". Discogs. Retrieved 2021-01-03.
  3. "Catalogue Discography". Discogs. Retrieved 2021-01-03.