Christian Labonne Lyon, France
Un concert donne l'occasion d'entendre beaucoup de banjo et un peu de guitare pour se promener dans un répertoire des
reprises de songwriters Américains et de compositions écrites en français ou en anglais..
Christian Labonne a découvert le banjo en écoutant des 33t des Eagles et de Poco dans les années 70.
Il chante en s'accompagnant au banjo et à la guitare (mais pas en même temps).
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