Rue D'la Gouaille Nantes, France
Rue d'la gouaille est un groupe nantais né en 1994 et dissout en 2010. Leur musique oscillait entre chanson et rock acoustique, fortement empreinte des folklores d'ici et d'ailleurs. S'y cotoyaient guitare, banjo, mandoline, contrebasse, accordéon et tin whistle. ... more
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