From July 6 to 22. The eclecticism goes on. From American Rock music with Little Feat, Reggae music with the Wailers Band who was the backing band for Bob Marley from 1974 until Bob Marley's death in 1981, and “War” with Rock and Funk influences, brazilian music with Pepeu Gomez, Joao Bosco, Joao Gilberto, Caetano Veloso ou Wagner Tiso, African music with Youssou N’Dour. Miles Davis is back for his numerous fans with some new musicians consisting of two bass players and two keyboard players, Van Morisson with a Big Band (Dallas Jazz Orchestra) and the Blues Brothers, Albert King breaks ice with his strong Blues Rock project, Joan Baez and her “Malaco Band”, The American rock and roll, rhythm Blues and Soul vocal band created in 1953, The Drifters. Stanley Jordan is back with a trio and the “Mystère des voix bulgares” surprise more than one. Herbie Hancock and his “Headhunters” including amazing musicians as Darryl Jones, Mino Cinelu, Ndugu Chancler, Bill Evans and Wah Wah Jackson deliver a heavy Jazz Rock sound. Spyro Gyra is back and so is Steps Ahead with a brand new band. The only original musician being Mike Mainieri. Let us make mention of George Duke/Stanley Clarke and Rayford Griffin with Chaka Khan as guest singer. George Benson ventures on stage with a 4 piece band including McCoy Tyner on piano. We meet Dizzie Gillespie with Phil Woods and Bobby Hutcherson, Dianne Reeves, Tania Tikaram, Chico Hamilton, blessed guitarist trio by name Bireli Lagrene, Al DiMeola and Larry Coryell, Georgie Fame, The Ramsey Lewis Quartet, Etta James, BBKing, Carmen McRae, Spyro Gyra, Larry Carlton, Worldmusic with Farafina or Soul music with Lou Rawls and Elvis Costello.