Jean-Paul Bourelly

Bourelly worked across jazz musician, jazz guitarist, guitarist, composer and musician. The registers place that work in jazz and downtempo. This article rests on 39 catalogued compositions, 10 issued recordings and 2 scholarly references drawn from named institutional registers. Every statement below returns to a source shown in the evidence panel; where the record is silent or divided, the article says so instead of resolving it.

• Name — Jean-Paul Bourelly • Birth Name — Jean-Paul Etienne Bourelly • Born — 23 November 1960 • Birthplace — Chicago, Illinois, U.S. • Genre — * Jazz fusion • rock • avant-rock • blues • world • Occupation — * Musician • singer • composer • record producer • label owner • Instrument — Guitar • Years Active — 1980–present • Website — www.bourelly.com

• Jungle Cowboy (JMT, 1987) • Trippin (Enemy, 1992) • Saints & Sinners (DIW, 1993) • Blackadelic-Blu (DIW, 1994) • Tribute to Jimi (DIW, 1995) • Live! Fade to Cacophony (DIW, 1995) • Rock the Cathartic Spirits (DIW, 1996) • Mag Five with Harry Sokal, Lonnie Plaxico, Ronnie Burrage (PAO, 1998) • Vibe Music (PAO, 1999) • Boom Bop (PAO, 2000) • Trance Atlantic (Boom Bop II) (Double Moon, 2001) • News from a Darked Out Room (Phonector, 2006) • CutMotion (JPGotMangos, 2007) • Kiss the Sky with Daryl Taylor, Kenny Martin (JPGotMangos, 2018)

With Cassandra Wilson • Point of View (JMT, 1986) • Days Aweigh (JMT, 1987) • She Who Weeps (JMT, 1991) • Dance to the Drums Again (Columbia, 1992) • Songbook (JMT, 1995) With others • George Adams, Old Feeling (Blue Note, 1991) • Muhal Richard Abrams, Blues Forever (Black Saint, 1982) • Muhal Richard Abrams, Rejoicing with the Light (Black Saint, 1983) • Ayibobo, Freestyle (DIW, 1993) • Ayibobo, Stone Voudou (DIW, 2003) • Bell Biv DeVoe, Poison (MCA, 1990) • Charles & Eddie, Duophonic (Capitol, 1992) • D-Nice, To Tha Rescue (Jive, 1991) • Miles Davis, Amandla (Warner Bros., 1989) • Defunkt, A Blues Tribute Jimi Hendrix & Muddy Waters (Enemy, 1994) • Pee Wee Ellis, Blues Mission (Gramavision, 1993) • Craig Harris, Blackout in the Square Root of Soul (JMT, 1988) • Graham Haynes, Transition (Antilles, 1995) • Vincent Henry, Vincent (Jive, 1990) • Hi-Five, Keep It Goin' On (Jive, 1992) • DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, Ring My Bell (Jive, 1991) • Elvin Jones & McCoy Tyner Love & Peace (Trio, 1982) • Butch Morris, Dust to Dust (New World, 1991) • Butch Morris, Possible Universe (Nu Bop, 2014) • Marvin Peterson, Visions of a New World (Atlantic, 1989) • Jeff Redd, A Quiet Storm (Uptown/MCA, 1990) • Sonya Robinson, Sonya (Columbia, 1987) • Roz, A-Yo Ah'Ite (ZYX Music, 1994) • Omar Sosa, Tales from the Earth (Ota, 2009) • Stone Raiders, Truth to Power (Yellowbird, 2012) • Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Brotherzone (P-Vine, 1999) • Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Revolutionary Royalty (Jam-All, 2014)

Jean-Paul Bourelly was born on 23 November 1960 in Chicago. Bourelly held the nationality of United States. Recorded child: Bibi Bourelly. Bourelly worked as jazz musician, jazz guitarist, guitarist and composer, and the authority record catalogues a further 1 occupations under the same name, among them musician. Bourelly was active from 1980. The fields Bourelly worked in include jazz and downtempo. Bourelly played the guitar. Bourelly worked in English.