Eddy Louiss

Hammond organ, vocals · 1941–2015 · Paris

Born Édouard Louise in Paris, he sang in the Double Six (1961-1963) before devoting himself to the Hammond organ, then accompanied Claude Nougaro for thirteen years. A member of the Stan Getz quartet that recorded Dynasty (1971), in 1994 he cut Conférence de presse in duo with Michel Petrucciani.

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Styles

• French jazz

Landmark tracks

• Le Quartier Latin (1989)

Cited in 6 radio episodes

• Mar 5, 2026: Stan Getz & Eddy Louiss at Ronnie Scott's - 1970 (Jazzlive, TSF Jazz, in French)
• Apr 9, 2025: Emmanuel Bex célèbre Eddy Louiss (Deli Express, TSF Jazz, in French)
• Jul 3, 2025: Eddy Louiss, l'ogre de l'orgue Hammond, quatrième partie (Pour qui sonne le jazz, TSF Jazz, in French)
• Jul 2, 2025: Eddy Louiss, l'ogre de l'orgue Hammond, troisième partie (Pour qui sonne le jazz, TSF Jazz, in French)
• Jul 1, 2025: Eddy Louiss, l'ogre de l'orgue Hammond, deuxième partie (Pour qui sonne le jazz, TSF Jazz, in French)
• Jun 30, 2025: Eddy Louiss, l'ogre de l'orgue Hammond, première partie (Pour qui sonne le jazz, TSF Jazz, in French)

Sources

• Source

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