Claude Luter, born on July 23, 1923 in Paris, was a French clarinetist, soprano saxophonist, and jazz bandleader. He started his career at the Caveau des Lorientais in Paris from 1946. His breakthrough came in 1947 with an appearance in America Jazz 47 alongside Tyree Glenn. He also collaborated extensively with Sidney Bechet. Notable performances included the Nice Jazz Festival in 1948 and the Paris Jazz Festival in 1949. Luter toured internationally, including visits to South America in 1957 and the USSR in 1962. He was also a key figure in the revival of New Orleans-style jazz in France. Luter passed away on October 6, 2006.
| Red Hot Reeds |
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En Concert (Live)
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| Claude Luter & Maxim Saury Et Son New Orleans Sound |
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The Paris Session
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Sidney Bechet et Claude Luter
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| Claude Luter Meeting The New Ragtime Band (Evasion 1973) |
| Claude Luter in England with Humphrey Lyttelton |
| 100 ans de jazz |
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Les Années Bechet
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Je n'aime toujours pas le jazz mais ça j'aime bien
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| The Best Of Claude Bolling (Instrumental) |
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Violette et François (Original Cinema Soundtrack)
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| Charleston (Tribute to the Great Gatsby) |
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Boris Vian & le jazz (Collector)
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| Musiques de ballets |