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Альбом: Putumayo Presents: Acoustic France
Год: 2008
Битрейт: 320 kbps
Размер файла: 77,4 Мб
An enchanting musical voyage to France with classic and contemporary songs by leading singer-songwriters
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02. Thomas Dutronc Jsuis Pas Dici;
03. Sandrine Kiberlain Le Quotidien;
04. Pascal Lejeune Bilingue in Paris;
05. Jp Nataf Mon Ami Den Haut;
06. Constance Amiot Clash Dans Le Tempo;
07. Gordon Sanchez Les Aleas de Lhiver;
08. Carla Bruni Raphal;
09. Rose Sombre Con;
10. Gerard Pitiot Couplet de la Rue de Bagnolet;
11. Romane Passion;
12. Rupa and the April Fishes Maintenant;
Putumayo World Music brings the romance and charm of Paris and the French countryside with the relea se of Acoustic France. This collection features contemporary chanson and acoustic pop by established stars and up-and-coming artists from todays thriving French music scene. Inspired by the classic styles of an earlier generation, young artists are borrowing from old-school lyric-driven composition, folk and Gypsy jazz to create an appealing modern sound. The music captures the ambiance of strolling along the Seine or sipping wine in a Parisian caf on a beautiful summer day.
Featured artists include Thomas Dutronc, the son of popular French singer Franoise Hardy and film star/singer Jacques Dutronc, whose sound was influenced by legendary Gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt. Sandrine Kiberlain, who released her critically acclaimed French debut album in 2005, first gained prominence as an award-winning actress in her native France. Carla Bruni, who recently made headlines for marrying French President Nicolas Sarkozy, started her career as a supermodel and actress but her musical talent has garnered her world-wide fame.
Several other exciting artists featured on Acoustic France have spent at least part of their lives outside of France and these influences radiate throughout the collection. Constance Amiot was raised by French parents in West Africa and the Washington DC area before settling in France a few years ago. French in spirit, if not in direct origin, Pascal Lejeune, from New Brunswick, Canada, exhibits a gift for wordplay and creating melodies that sound like theyve always existed and that have earned him comparisons to French legend Georges Brassens. Rupa & the April Fishes is a San Francisco-based group whose album eXtraOrdinary rendition was released in spring 2008 by Cumbancha, an artist label affiliated with Putumayo World Music. Lead singer and songwriter Rupa spent many of her formative years in southern France, where her mother still re sides.
P.S. Спасибо, gelezinkelis, что донес-таки до меня диск, надеюсь, не последний.
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