LA FAUSSE NOTE DE MANU KATCHÉ

PREMIER ÉPISODEManu Katché est LE batteur français. Il a joué avec Jean-Jacques Goldman, Sting, Stephan Eicher, Peter Gabriel, Tracy Chapman, Francis Cabrel… Pourtant, lui aussi a commis une GRAVE ERREUR. De Mick Jagger à La Nouvelle Star, du candidat qu'il aurait peut-être dû virer aux feats qu'il ne fallait pas refuser, il raconte les moments où il s'est trompé… ou pas.Création : LA NOUVELLE EQUIPEPrise de son : Sylvain TéminRéalisation et production : Vincent Malone pour le Poste Général.Générique : UniversalMusiques et extraits youtube : D.R. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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