Styles: Vocal
Year: 2014
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:24
Size: 148,1 MB
Art: Front
(4:31) 1. Besame Mucho
(4:13) 2. Que Reste-T'il De Nos Amours
(2:43) 3. J'ai Deux Amours
(3:15) 4. J'ai Oublié Le Jour
(4:29) 5. Dis Moi
(3:09) 6. Vous Qui Passez Sans Me Voir
(3:04) 7. For Me Formidable
(5:33) 8. Toi Qui as Pris Mon Coeur
(6:05) 9. Ne M'en Veux Pas
(3:27) 10. Je L'aime À Mourir
(4:03) 11. L'attente
(4:28) 12. Je Te Vois
(3:50) 13. J'aime Paris Au Mois De Mai
(3:44) 14. Mon Mec À Moi
(4:42) 15. Gran Torino
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Year: 2014
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:24
Size: 148,1 MB
Art: Front
(4:31) 1. Besame Mucho
(4:13) 2. Que Reste-T'il De Nos Amours
(2:43) 3. J'ai Deux Amours
(3:15) 4. J'ai Oublié Le Jour
(4:29) 5. Dis Moi
(3:09) 6. Vous Qui Passez Sans Me Voir
(3:04) 7. For Me Formidable
(5:33) 8. Toi Qui as Pris Mon Coeur
(6:05) 9. Ne M'en Veux Pas
(3:27) 10. Je L'aime À Mourir
(4:03) 11. L'attente
(4:28) 12. Je Te Vois
(3:50) 13. J'aime Paris Au Mois De Mai
(3:44) 14. Mon Mec À Moi
(4:42) 15. Gran Torino
French Canadian singer Chantal Chamberland strikes a perfect balance between the soul of the classic singer/songwriter and the dynamic verve of a jazz chanteuse. She can swing with the best of them, then capture your heart with a soft torch song. Her sixth album, SOIREE, captures both of those components - lively and tender, with a beautiful collection of songs mostly sung in French. Chamberland describes this set as a collection of songs with personal meaning; songs and composers that she grew up with like Charles Aznavour, Francis Cabrel and Diane Tell. As always, Chamberland bewitches the listener with her smoky, smooth vocals, which glide sensually over a light jazz backdrop of piano, bass, rhythm and sax. One particular highlight of this set is the bittersweet closing song "Gran Torino," a song about love and loss. Chamberland's voice has a fragile, wistful quality that makes the song particularly emotional. http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/chantalchamberland2
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At last ! This great singer is doin' a CD in her own language ! Most of the songs are from France, and some others from Québec. Some are very old, and some are from the 1970's and 80's. Of course, miss Chalberland delivers fine singing. The description above, about the song Gran Torino, is absolutely right : it's raw emotion as you're rarely heard (Don't know who's doin' that one at first time.) Real good record ! Chantal, marry me !
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It would be great if you could please upload this gem again.
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New link posted!
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Wow. What a treat. Thank you very much
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