Olympia 2014 [+ bonus cd's]
Catalog no.:HBD0299
Releasedate movie:0001
Releasedate medium:October 2014
Genres:
- French
Total playing time:121 min.
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Product:1 DVD video & 2 compact discs
Order info:
- Polydor Records 379 817-9
DVD Region:
- Region 0 (eg Netherlands).
TV standard:
- PAL
- Color
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Tracks
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- Maxime Le Forestier
1San Francisco -
- Maxime Le Forestier
2Le caillou -
- Maxime Le Forestier
3Passer ma route -
- Maxime Le Forestier
4Comme un arbre -
- Maxime Le Forestier
5Chienne d'idée -
- Maxime Le Forestier
6J'aurai ta peau -
- Maxime Le Forestier
7Frisson d'avril -
- Maxime Le Forestier
8Restons amants -
- Maxime Le Forestier
9Le cadeau -
- Maxime Le Forestier
10Les coups -
- Maxime Le Forestier
11Impasse des oiseaux -
- Maxime Le Forestier
12La p'tite hirondelle -
- Maxime Le Forestier
13L'averse -
- Maxime Le Forestier
14La bête curieuse -
- Maxime Le Forestier
15Une cousine -
- Maxime Le Forestier
16Le p'tit air -
- Maxime Le Forestier
17Double enfance -
- Maxime Le Forestier
18Bille de verre -
- Maxime Le Forestier
19L'homme au bouquet de fleurs -
- Maxime Le Forestier
20Le papillon -
- Maxime Le Forestier
- Manu Galvin
21Education sentimentale; Fontenay-aux-Roses -
- Maxime Le Forestier
22Mon frère -
- Maxime Le Forestier
23Né quelque part -
- Maxime Le Forestier
- Alain Souchon
24Une jolie fleur dans une peau d' vache -
- Maxime Le Forestier
25La visite -
- Maxime Le Forestier
26Les jours meilleurs -
- Maxime Le Forestier
27Ambalaba -
- Maxime Le Forestier
28La rouille
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GenresFrench
The French song, also called 'chanson'. Text is at least as important as music and reveals the French soul: romantic, impulsive and a touch of nostalgia. The current chanson originated at the beginning of the twentieth century from older song forms, some of which date back to the Middle Ages. Icons that give colour to the chanson are the fragile Edith Piaf, the mustachioed George Brassens, the Armenian immigrant son Charles Aznavour and the Belgian Jacques Brel. Johnny Hallyday mixes the chanson with rock-'n-roll while professional provocateur Serge Gainsbourg fills his chansons with spicy lyrics and influences from beat, rock and reggae. In the Netherlands, the chanson reaches its peak in the seventies when beautiful men like Julien Clerc, Joe Dassin and Dave score summer hits with smooth pop-chansons. more