Alain Gibert was a versatile French jazz trombonist, electric bassist, and composer, renowned for his contributions to the free jazz scene and his involvement with the ARFI collective. Born on February 1, 1947, in Haute-Loire, France, Gibert's music is a testament to his innovative spirit and deep musical roots. With a discography that spans decades, including notable works like "Chariot d'or (L'auverge imaginée)" and "Jean De La Grive," Gibert's compositions blend French jazz with experimental free jazz, creating a unique and captivating sound. Beyond his musical career, Gibert was also a dedicated philanthropist, serving as the President of Un Enfant par la Main, an organization that supports children in need. His legacy continues to inspire, both through his music and his humanitarian efforts.