Paris Café Music

Locations
Call Number: CD World Europe France Paris 2002
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD World Europe France Paris 2002	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Additional title on container: The rough guide to Paris café music.
Subtitle on container: French accordion : bal musette to rock-musette.
Previously released material, compiled by Guillaume Veillet.
Compact disc.
Program notes ([10] p.) inserted in container.
J'ai un trou dans ma tête (Ramses) (3:06) -- Coudes à coudes (Jean Corti) (3:20) -- C'est un rital (Michèle Bernard) (2:12) -- Lo mometto (Didier Pauvert & Michel Esbelin) (1:45) -- Portrait d'un 78 tard (Les Primitifs du Futur) (2:18) -- Mado (Émile Vacher) (2:40) -- Avec entrain (Le Denécheau Jâse Musette) (2:47) -- Vas-y mimile (Marc Perrone) (2:40) -- La der des der (Fréhel) (2:48) -- La der des der (Les Hurlements d'Léo) (2:41) -- Minor swing (New Quintette du Hot Club de France) (2:45) -- La roulotte (Louis Corchia) (2:36) -- Paris, Oct. 61 (La Tordue) (3:55) -- La godasse (Michel Macias) (4:42) -- Au comptoir (Debout Sur le Zinc) (3:57) -- Petit poucet (Gérard Pierron & Gaston Couté) (2:42) -- Joseph, Joseph (Jo Privat) (3:28) -- Je ne suis qu'un attardé (Bell Œil) (3:21) -- Afro-musette (Marcel Azzola & Richard Galliano) (4:34) -- Rue de Paname (Les Ogres de Barback) (3:49) --
(cont.) Para lo lop (Antonin Bouscatel & Jean Sanit) (2:29) -- Mandolinette (Charles Péguri) (2:25) -- L'accordéoniste (Édith Piaf) (3:10) -- Jeannette (Gus Viseur et Son Ensemble) (2:25) -- L'orphelin de la java (Francis Lemarque) (2:56).
Performed by various artists.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

To the Banks of the Seine submitted by Meginator on August 27, 2022, 9:54pm This album features various interpretations on the accordion-centered bal musette that evokes the Parisian café scene, with surprising variety in style and substance. Many of the songs are classic-sounding instrumentals, but the ones with vocals translate well even if you don’t understand French. The scope of the album extends beyond the classic style and incorporates some newer influences, preventing the sound from becoming repetitive. This album is a nice way to travel to the banks of the Seine without leaving Ann Arbor.