Talk:L'Affaire Louis Trio
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L'Affaire Louis Trio had a large impact on French Culture during the late 1980s. They released six studio albums and worked with some of the most talented arrangers, performers and directors around at the time, including Benjamin Biolay, Christian Fradin, Colin Moulding (XTC), Richard Kolinka (Telephone) and Michel Gondry. Their music was polished, professional and quintisentially French. They sold numberous albums for Barclay records, and were awarded the prize for best newcomers at the 1987 Victoires de la Musiqe ceremony
Tonymoles 13:28, 7 April 2007 (UTC)
I will remove the speedy nomination as I think that this band may well meet our criteria for musicians. If it is still thought that there is a case for deletion, it should go to AFD. Capitalistroadster 23:09, 7 April 2007 (UTC)
