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Alan Bergman / Marilyn Bergman / Michel Legrand / Eddy Marnay
Les Demoiselles de Rochefort: Chanson des Jumelles
Eddie Barclay / Michel Legrand / Eddy Marnay
Les Parapluies de Cherbourg: Je Ne Pourrai Jamais Vivre Sans Toi
Comme Elle Est Longue À Mourir Ma Jeunesse
Les Demoiselles de Rochefort: Marins, Amis, Amants Ou Maris
Les Demoiselles de Rochefort: Chanson de Maxence
Cinq Jours en Juin: Scènes de la Vie Quotidienne
Les Baladins du Siècle d'Aujourd'hui
Jazz Stage & Screen International
Crossover Jazz Film Music Hard Bop Soundtracks French Western European Traditions
Boisterous
Complex
Fun
Romantic
Sensual
Sentimental
Sophisticated
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Respected film composer Michel Legrand is very deserving of a "best songs" collection, and Le Meilleur de Michel Legrand is an appropriate choice. From his swaying romantic ballads to his jazzy, up-tempo numbers, Legrand is a fine composer and incredible musician. Without recognizing the films they are taken from, his themes are still vivid and lovely portrayals of emotions that are easy to relate to. Fans of the jazzy film work of Elmer Bernstein and Henry Mancini should definitely give this a listen, but all curious film music buffs would do themselves a big favor by checking out Legrand. In fact, anyone looking for some beautiful romantic jazz could easily program out a few songs and create a knockout album, making this a highly recommendable collection of one of the best French film composers of the 20th century.
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Michel Legrand
feat: Anne Germain
Michel Legrand
feat: Nana Mouskouri
Michel Legrand
feat: Stéphane Grappelli
Michel Legrand
feat: Jacques Revaux
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Jacques Dutronc / Andre Michel Salvet
Jean-Noël Chaleat / Françoise Hardy
Jean-Noël Chaleat / Françoise Hardy
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December 5, 2000
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AM Pop French Pop Girl Groups Vocal Pop Contemporary Pop/Rock French Western European Traditions
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As single-disc Françoise Hardy compilations go, this is one of the worst options, for several reasons. Though at a glance its scope might appear wide -- the 18 tracks dating from as early as 1962 and as late as 1989 -- in fact, its range is relatively small, with 11 of the songs dating from 1962-1966, the other seven from 1981-1989, and nothing at all falling outside of those years. If you're going to have a Hardy compilation, better that it focus on one specific decade or narrow year range, since her music in the 1960s was quite different in style (and quality) from her 1980s output. And, most importantly, the 1980s tracks here are far worse than her fine 1960s work (or, for that matter, her 1970s or 1990s work), as in that decade she was just another Europop singer, with anonymous material that wasn't even sung nearly as well as most of her other releases. True,
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