First piano concerto composed by Fabrice Eulry, recorded with 27 musicians included "Prelude de Paris" strings

The piano rag in all its aspects with a lot original peaces

Three pianists : Ricky Nye (U.S.A.) Renaud Patigny (Belgium) Fabrice Eulry (France)

2, 4, 6 hands and one grand piano only for improvised blues and boogie-woogie

If you love Paris.

The piano french touch on parisian songs : Paris canaille, La java bleue, Ca c'est Paris, La complainte des infidèles, Les amoureux des bancs publics, La plus bath des javas, Le p'tit bal du samedi soir, La chansonnette, Les feuilles mortes, C'est si bon, Que reste-t-il de nos amours ?, Douce France, Vous qui passez sans me voir ...

A piano solo live recording from rag to swing and boogie-woogie.

A live recording session in 2004 christmas period with a french swing southern band

Almost ten years after the first volume, the second "Boogie folies" piano solo contains news fantasy around boogi-woogie with a repertoire from muddy waters to Beatles or Rimsky-Korsakov.

Christmas songs

This pianistic poem tells the story of one century of friendship between France and United Kingdom

16 variations from the original theme describe 16 common events shared by the two nations. The 16 variations are described in the two language.

This composition, asked by french embassy in London was performed for the first time on december 2004 in London by Fabrice Eulry himself.

The second volume of french melodies played in a swing way with octet arrangements by Fabrice Eulry and Jacky Milliet as special guest on clarinet

A late photography of Fabrice Eulry late ninetees solo live session with Errol Garner Gershwin tribute, blues and boogie-woogie

Fabrice Eulry & Jacky Milliet (clarinet) on french melodies played in aswing way (Trenet, Brassens, Vian, Dassin) Gainsbourg).

Since 1997, Fabrice Eulry orchestra which was a trio? becametrio became a septet. yhe repertoire had changed : in 1998 it was time to record ! this boogie-woogie session is only live and only one take. dirty but goodie !

Washboard player and drummer, Gilbert Leroux IS one of the most famous french dixieland legend since 1963. the duo is the result of years of common experience and friendship

In late 1995, Pierre Nicolaeiff, pianist & producer asked fabrice eulry for a Boogie-Woogie record with classical boogie like Honky-Tonk train blues or pinetop boogie-woogie and style exercices on boogie like playing international standards in a boogie way ( part time lover hello dolly my way)

The two old friends Jacky Milliet and Marc Laferriere featured by Fabrice Eulry trio in a dixieland repertoire

In october 1995 Fabrice Eulry was asked with Gerard Marmet (drumd) and Al sanders (bass) at LATITUDES JAZZ CLUB to play with a saxphonist we had never met before : Detroit Gary Wiggins who was on tour in france. He has a so strong gospel and funky sound, and the first night was so exciting, that we decided to record the third one.

Enzo Mucci musical instinct and taste are sure. He is able to restitue gypsy soul on guitar or Willie Dixon blues spririt on bass without being scolastic and he plays over formal aspects. He wanted to record this disc with Fabrice Eulry "just for pleasure" as he said

Including his first boogie-woogie expiatoire version and his most fluid dark eyes one, with reflects of his early ninetees inspiration, this record is the most succesfull.

A live recording at Petit-Journal Saint-Michel with his original formula trio piano tenor sax drums

The first Fabrice Eulry piano solo recording including a dark eyes version and ragtime and boogie-woogie compositions

Audio book (french) telling France history with original songs and pictures.

The second live recording dvd (hd 6 cameras) at the famous Paris Music-hall Bobino. with a impressive view of left hand work from inside the piano

Boogie-woogie piano festival in Paris with Fabrice Eulry, Pierre-Yves Plat, Jean-Pierre Guillaume, Cesare Poggi, Enzo Mucci, Joel Dayde

First live recording dvd of Fabrice Eulry show