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Bernard Paganotti

Bernard Paganotti
Country
France
Profile
French bassist and composer, member of Magma, Weidorje, and his own band Paga.
Website
http://www.myspace.com/paganotti‎
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Releases on file (22)
Patrick Gauthier — Clinamens Patrick Gauthier — Clinamens
(Arcangelo RC-1168, 2016, CD)
Chardeau — Hors Portée Highlight/Instrumental Chardeau — Hors Portée Highlight/Instrumental
(L Records LR0501/LR0502, 2005, CD)
Christian Vander — Korusz Christian Vander — Korusz
(AKT XIV, 2000, 2CD)
Serah — Senegal Moon Serah — Senegal Moon
(Great Northern Arts , 1998, CD)
Various Artists — Supernatural Fairy Tales Various Artists — Supernatural Fairy Tales
(Rhino Records R2 72451, 1996, 5CD)
Paga Group — Gnosis Paga Group — Gnosis
(BLCD 013, 1993, CD)
Lydia Domancich — Au Delà des Limites Lydia Domancich — Au Delà des Limites
(Too Much 3 TMR 302, 1991, CD)
Various Artists — Enneade Various Artists — Enneade
(Musea FGBG 4005 AR, 1987/1990, CD)
Bernard Paganotti — Paga Bernard Paganotti — Paga
(Columbia COL 468441 2, 1985/1991, CD)
Richard Pinhas — Rhizosphere / Live, Paris 1982 Richard Pinhas — Rhizosphere / Live, Paris 1982
(Cuneiform Rune 61, 1982/1994, CD)
Patrick Gauthier — Bébé Godzilla Patrick Gauthier — Bébé Godzilla
(Seventh Records REX XVIII, 1981/1994, CD)
Magma — Retrospektïw I & II Magma — Retrospektïw I & II
(Seventh Records REX XVI-XVII, 1981/1994, 2CD)
Magma — Retrospektïw III Magma — Retrospektïw III
(Seventh Records REX XV, 1981/1992, CD)
Magma — Mythes et Légendes Vol.1 Magma — Mythes et Légendes Vol.1
(Seventh Records REX XIV, 1980/1985, CD)
Jean-Philippe Goude — Drones Jean-Philippe Goude — Drones
(Musea FGBG 4102.AR, 1979/1994, CD)
Weidorje — Weidorje Weidorje — Weidorje
(Musea FGBG 4058.AR, 1978/1992, CD)
Magma — Inédits Magma — Inédits
(Celluloid LTM 1001, 1977, LP)
Magma — Mekanïk Zeuhl Wortz Magma — Mekanïk Zeuhl Wortz
(KISS 30, 1976/1994, 2CD)
Magma — Theusz Hamtaahk - Premier Mouvement Magma — Theusz Hamtaahk - Premier Mouvement
(KISS 11, 1976/1992, CD)
Magma — Üdü Wüdü Magma — Üdü Wüdü
(RCA Victor FPL1-7332, 1976, LP)
Magma — Live (Hhaï) Magma — Live (Hhaï)
(Seventh Records REX X-XI, 1975/2012, 2LP)
Magma — Théâtre du Taur - Concert 1975 - Toulouse Magma — Théâtre du Taur - Concert 1975 - Toulouse
(Seventh Records AKT IV, 1975/1996, 2CD)

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