Lio - Amour toujours * signé / dédicacé par Lio elle mème marc moulin
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Description

in goede staat

meer foto's morgen                           

Label :      Ariola ?– 205 745 Format:     Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country:   Germany Released : 1983 Genre:       Pop Style:        Chanson, Disco

Tracklist :

A1 La Reine Des Pommes Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – Alain Chamfort 3:37 A2 La Vérité Toute Nue Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – Jay Alanski 3:15 A3 Zip A Doo Wah Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – John Kongos 3:29 A4 Grenade Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – Alain Chamfort 2:34 A5 Trou De Mémoire Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – Jay Alanski 3:09 B1 Je Voudrais Bien Me Sentir Mal Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – Jay Alanski 3:21 B2 J'Aime Un Fantome Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – Marc Moulin 3:30 B3 Motus A La Muette Lyrics By – Jacques Duvall Music By – Jay Alanski 3:03 B4 Plus Je T'Embrasse Lyrics By [French Adaptation] – Jacques Duvall Music By – Ben Ryan 2:18 B5 Je M'Ennuie De Toi Lyrics By – Pierre Grosz Music By – Alain Chamfort 2:40

Credits

  • Arranged By– Alain Chamfort, Bruno Coulais (tracks: A1, A4, B1 to B3), Dan Lacksman (tracks: B4), John Sulznick (tracks: B4), Marc Moulin (tracks: B4), Slim Pezin (tracks: A2, A3, A5, B5)
  • Design [Original Art Cover Design]– Marc Borgers
  • Engineer– Ryan Ulyate    
                                                                                       Having made an initial splash on her first two albums with sprightly dancefloor pop, as well as an initial attempt to look to English-language audiences, on Amour Toujours Lio often took a calmer road that harked back to earlier styles of French music, a move slightly paralleled in the classy cover photo courtesy of the legendary Robert Doisneau. Still, Amour Toujours is hardly simply a re-creation of the past -- producer Alain Chamfort had an ear for then state-of-the-art radio-friendly sounds, as the full thwack of the drums on "La Reine des Pommes" makes clear from the start. But for all the immediate airwave appeal, it's quite striking both how Lio sounds a little smoother and more confident on many tracks and how various orchestral and other instruments interweave with the straight-up rock sounds throughout. The sudden brass break toward the end of "La Vérité Toute Nue," the concluding strings on the moody highlight "J'Aime un Fantôme," and the piano on "Je Voudrais Bien Me Sentir Mal" all highlight this tendency well, and Lio's performances are appropriately top-notch. At points Chamfort creates a full-on retro background -- there's nothing but strings and brass on the near waltz-time "Grenade," while the piano-led, easily swinging "Plus Je T'Embrasse" (marc moulin) is a pure delight. Meantime, songs like the almost ska-paced "Zip a Doo Wah" show that the total kineticism of her earlier work has hardly gone away, and is merely directed toward other goals.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 




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