Têtes Raides

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Têtes Raides
Background information
Also known as	Red Ted (initially)
Origin	France
Genres	Folk rock, Punk rock
Years active	1984–present
Labels	Tôt ou tard, La Niche[1]
Website	www.tetesraides.fr[dead link]
Members	Christian Olivier Grégoire Simon Pascal Olivier Anne-Gaëlle Bisquay Serge Bégout Édith Bégout Pierre Gauthé Jean-Luc Millot Philippe Guarracino

Têtes Raides is a French folk rock group.

Group history[]

The group was founded in Paris during the 1980s. Originally, they played music heavily influenced by the punk movement and depended on electric instruments. Their third album featured Anne-Gaëlle, a classically trained cellist, and marked a turning point in the group's music toward a more acoustic sound. The group's later efforts misleadingly take on the air of quotidian folk songs while actually using stunning musical arrangements, experimental soundscapes and poetic lyrics rife with very dark humor.

Listeners find the influence of classic French musicians like Jacques Brel, Georges Brassens and the Négresses Vertes in the later work.

Group members[]

• Christian Olivier : Voice, accordion, acoustic guitar, graphics
• Grégoire Simon (a.k.a. "Iso") : Saxophone, flute, accordion, voice
• Pascal Olivier (a.k.a. "Cali") : Bass guitar, double bass, Hélicon, tuba, voice (Christian's brother)
• Anne-Gaëlle Bisquay : Cello, violin
• Serge Bégout : Acoustic guitar, baritone saxophone
• Jean-Luc Millot (a.k.a. "Lulu") : drums, voice.
• Édith Bégout (a.k.a. "la p'tite dernière") : Tuba, baseball bat, piano (Serge's sister)

Discography[]

Studio albums

# : Vocals by Sara Mandiano.

Live albums

Compilation albums

• 2000: 10 ans de Têtes Raides
• 2006: Aïe
• 2008: Best Of – 20 ans de Ginette (FR #70)

Videography[]

• 2003: Têtes Raides aux Bouffes du Nord (filmed live in 2002)
• 2008: Trash live au Bataclan (live filmé en novembre 2006), qu'on retrouve au sein de la compilation 20 ans de Ginette

References[]