Sunday, March 30, 2008

Michel Sardou - Michel Sardou (Collection Talents) volume 1 (2006)


Tracklist:

1. ET Mourir de Plaisir
2. Le Rire Du Sergent
3. Les Gens Du Show Business
4. Les Vieux Maries
5. Je Vais T Aimer
6. Dix Ans plus Tot
7. Comme D'Habitude
8. Une Fille Aux Yeux Clairs
9. Les Villes de Solitude
10. Zombi Dupont
11. Afrique Adieu
12. Vladimir Llitch
13. Musulmanes
14. Une Lettre A Ma Femme Pour Tout Lui Expliquer
15. Marie Jeanne
16. Salut

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About this artist

 

Michel Sardou

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Profile:French singer, born on January 26, 1947.
URLs:http://www.sardou.com
http://www.sardou.ch
Name Variations:All |Michel Sardou| M. Sardou| Sardou| Sardov
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Michel Sardou bio:

One of the most popular French male chansons of all time (barring the inevitable Jacques Brel), Michel Sardou is without doubt the best-selling, with tens of millions of albums sold and a string of more than 25 consecutive hit singles. Though his songwriting can hardly be compared to the genius of Brel, Sardou has often written solid, impact-driven songs which illustrate his political and social views without fear of popular compromise. He has also ignored the prospect of international audience, preferring instead to focus his attention and artistic ability on his homeland.

Michel Sardou began recording in the mid-'60s, and hit the charts for the first time by the turn of the decade, with a contract for Tr�ma Records. Despite popular success, Sardou continued to write and sing songs which courted controversy. "Le France" was an open criticism of the government for selling a luxury cruise liner, a national treasure; "Je Suis Pour" featured his views on giving the death penalty to child murderers. By the late '80s, Sardou had sold almost 30 million records, almost all in France. He remained immensely popular into the next decade, routinely selling millions each year. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide (from mp3.com)

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