Artist's albums
Phonolith
2000 · album
Tribute to Stéphane Grappelli
2000 · album
Round About Silence
1998 · album
Storyboard
1996 · album
DLG
1995 · album
New York Rendez-Vous
1995 · album
Solal / Lockwood
1993 · album
Le jeune homme au violon
2020 · album
Open Doors
2017 · album
Blues Fourth
2017 · single
Open Doors
2017 · single
Apesantar
2016 · album
Didier Lockwood Live in Montreux
2015 · album
The Kid
2015 · album
Fasten Seat Belts
2014 · album
New World
2014 · album
3 Original Album Classics
2010 · compilation
Brothers
2009 · album
For Stéphane (Stephane Grappelli Centeninal)
2008 · album
La reine soleil (Bande originale du film)
2007 · album
Les Années JMS / Best Of
2006 · compilation
Waltz Club
2006 · album
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Biography
Didier Lockwood had a diverse career, ranging from progressive rock to fusion to swing and advanced hard bop. He was a member of French avant-prog outfit Magma in the 1970s, and in the '80s he was considered the next in a line of great French violinists after Stephane Grappelli and Jean-Luc Ponty. Lockwood began studying violin when he was six. Ten years later, he stopped his formal training and joined a rock group. He played in Paris with Aldo Romano and Daniel Humair, among others, and met Grappelli and toured with him. He had a fusion group called Surya and recorded with Tony Williams around the same period of time (1979). Lockwood played in the United States on various occasions and recorded an acoustic album in 1986 with fellow violinists John Blake and Michal Urbaniak. He continued to perform and record, with a large discography as leader or collaborator extending well into the first two decades of the new millennium. Didier Lockwood died in Paris in February 2018 at the age of 62. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi