Françoise Hardy - Comment Te Dire Adieu (1968/2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Françoise Hardy
- Title: Comment Te Dire Adieu
- Year Of Release: 1968 / 2016
- Label: Parlophone France
- Genre: Pop, Chanson
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24bit/96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:31:04
- Total Size: 709,45 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[2:28] 01. Françoise Hardy - Comment Te Dire Adieu (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:12] 02. Françoise Hardy - Où Va La Chance (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:14] 03. Françoise Hardy - L'Anamour (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:06] 04. Françoise Hardy - Suzanne (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:19] 05. Françoise Hardy - Il N'y A Pas D'Amour Heureux (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:17] 06. Françoise Hardy - La Mésange (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:36] 07. Françoise Hardy - Parlez-Moi De Lui (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:31] 08. Françoise Hardy - A Quoi Ça Sert (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:22] 09. Françoise Hardy - Il Vaut Mieux Une Petite Maison Dans La Main Qu'un Grand Château Dans Les Nuages (Remasterisé En
[2:06] 10. Françoise Hardy - La Rue Des Coeurs Perdus (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:01] 11. Françoise Hardy - Etonnez-Moi, Benoît (Version Single) (Remasterisé En 2016)
[1:52] 12. Françoise Hardy - La Mer, Les Étoiles Et Le Vent (Remasterisé En 2016)
EDITORS’ NOTES
French singer Francoise Hardy was one of the finest singers of the 1960s and onward. Her even-handed delivery managed to keep her emotions in check despite the fact that she fancied rainy Parisian days and songs where lovers are always leaving for far shores. This 1968 collection is another brilliantly arranged set with inspired covers such as Leonard Cohen’s “Suzanne” (before it became a constant staple everywhere), Phil Ochs’ “There But for Fortune” (“Où va la chance?”) and Serge Gainsbourg’s “L’anamour.” Hardy’s own compositions are in shorter supply, but no less entrancing. “A quoi ça sert?” begins sparely before wrapping itself up in a smooth orchestration. “La mer, les etoiles et le vent” flows like a gentle stream and reaches imaginative heights in under two minutes. French isn’t just the language of love but a language of fantastic musicality. A listener need not understand the words to know that the overall effect is one of great seduction and pleasure.
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[2:28] 01. Françoise Hardy - Comment Te Dire Adieu (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:12] 02. Françoise Hardy - Où Va La Chance (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:14] 03. Françoise Hardy - L'Anamour (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:06] 04. Françoise Hardy - Suzanne (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:19] 05. Françoise Hardy - Il N'y A Pas D'Amour Heureux (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:17] 06. Françoise Hardy - La Mésange (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:36] 07. Françoise Hardy - Parlez-Moi De Lui (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:31] 08. Françoise Hardy - A Quoi Ça Sert (Remasterisé En 2016)
[2:22] 09. Françoise Hardy - Il Vaut Mieux Une Petite Maison Dans La Main Qu'un Grand Château Dans Les Nuages (Remasterisé En
[2:06] 10. Françoise Hardy - La Rue Des Coeurs Perdus (Remasterisé En 2016)
[3:01] 11. Françoise Hardy - Etonnez-Moi, Benoît (Version Single) (Remasterisé En 2016)
[1:52] 12. Françoise Hardy - La Mer, Les Étoiles Et Le Vent (Remasterisé En 2016)
EDITORS’ NOTES
French singer Francoise Hardy was one of the finest singers of the 1960s and onward. Her even-handed delivery managed to keep her emotions in check despite the fact that she fancied rainy Parisian days and songs where lovers are always leaving for far shores. This 1968 collection is another brilliantly arranged set with inspired covers such as Leonard Cohen’s “Suzanne” (before it became a constant staple everywhere), Phil Ochs’ “There But for Fortune” (“Où va la chance?”) and Serge Gainsbourg’s “L’anamour.” Hardy’s own compositions are in shorter supply, but no less entrancing. “A quoi ça sert?” begins sparely before wrapping itself up in a smooth orchestration. “La mer, les etoiles et le vent” flows like a gentle stream and reaches imaginative heights in under two minutes. French isn’t just the language of love but a language of fantastic musicality. A listener need not understand the words to know that the overall effect is one of great seduction and pleasure.
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Year 2016 | Pop | Musique Française | HD & Vinyl
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