Arnaud Quevedo & Friends (AQ&F) La Rochelle, France
Born in 1981, Arnaud Quevedo is a french musician who is teaching music in Conservatoire since 2007. After several band
projects, tributes to Zappa, Gong, King Crimson and Magma with his students, he started making things under his name in 2020.
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