John ‘Papa’ Gros Giants

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John “Papa” Gros, a New Orleans musician, blends funk, jazz, and R&B, reflecting the city’s rich culture. A former sideman and leader of Papa Grows Funk, he releases albums showcasing his evolution as an artist. His latest work, Giants, features reinterpretations of classic songs, emphasizing tradition and musical spontaneity.

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John ‘Papa’ Gros Giants

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