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Serge Gainsbourg
Gainsbourg

Compil. FR 2011 on Mercury label
(Chanson)

ÉDITION 20ème ANNIVERSAIRE Numbered limited edition boxset (9000 ex.) 20 x CD + 60 pages color book (11"x11") + Porfolio with 20 recto/verso images(11"x11") on 250 gr paper. #1-1 to 1-9 from the 10" album "Du Chant À La Une !…" [Philips 76 447], released on 3 September 1958. ℗1958 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 1 & 3 July 1958. #1-10 from the EP "La Jambe De Bois (Friedland)" [Philips 432 325], released in February 1959. ℗1959 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 12 January 1959. #1-11 to 1-15 Demo recording at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 17 February 1958. ℗2011 Mercury. #2-1 to 2-8 from the 10" album "N° 2" [Philips 76 473], released in June 1959. ℗1959 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 12,14,25,27 & 29 May and 4 June 1959. #2-9 to 2-12 from the EP "Romantique 60" [Philips 432 437], released in June 1960. ℗1960 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 12 May 1960. #3-1 to 3-10 from the 10" album "L'Étonnant Serge Gainsbourg (N°3)" [Philips 76 516], released on 5 May 1961. ℗1961 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 8,10,14 February and 3,9,13 & 16 March 1961. #4-1 to 4-8 from the 10" album "N°4" [Philips 76 553], released on 23 May 1962. ℗1962 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 14,16,20,21 & 28 March and 16 April 1962. #4-9 to 4-12 from the EP "Vilaine Fille Mauvais Garçon" [Philips 432 862], released in January 1963. ℗1963 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Philips Fontana, London from 2 to 5 January 1963. #5-1 to 5-12 from the album "Confidentiel" [Philips 77 980], released on 7 January 1964. ℗1964 Mercury. #5-13 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S. in 2011. Recorded at Studio DMS, Paris, 12,13 & 14 November 1964. #6-1 to 6-12 from the album "Gainsbourg Percussions" [Philips 77 842], released in November 1964. ℗1964 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 5 to 10 and 16 & 27 October 1964. #7-1 to 7-4 from 7" EP" Qui Est „In” Qui Est „Out”" [Philips 437 167], released in January 1966. ℗1966 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, December 1965. #7-5 to 7-8 from the EP "Mr. Gainsbourg" [Philips 437 355], released in July 1967. ℗1967 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Chappell, London, June 1967. #7-9 from 7" EP "Bonnie And Clyde" [Philips 460 247], released on 2 January 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Hoche, Paris, December 1967. #7-10 to 7-13 from 7" EP "Initials B.B." [Philips 437 431], released in June 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Chappell, London, May 1968. #7-14 to 7-17 are alternative mixes recorded at Studio Chappell, London, in June 1967. #7-14 & #7-16 ℗1996 Mercury. #7-17 ℗1989 Mercury. #7-18 & 7-19 from the 7" SP promo [Fontana 261 623] released 24 January 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Vocals recorded at Studio Hoche, Paris, December 1967. #7-20 recorded at Studio Hoche, Paris in December 1967. ℗1989 Mercury. #8-1 & 8-2 from 7" EP "L'anamour" [Philips 370 751], released in December 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 12 November 1968. #8-3 & 8-4 from 7" SP "Je T'aime...Moi Non Plus / Jane B." [Fontana 260 196], released in February 1969. ℗1969 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 12 & 19 November 1969. #8-5 & 8-6 from 7" SP "Elisa / Les Sucettes" [Philips 370 777], released in January 1969. ℗1969 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 16, 17 & 18 December 1968. #8-7 to 8-11 from the LP "404828" [Fontana 885 545], released in June 1969. ℗1969 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 16, 17 & 18 December 1968. #8-12 from 7" SP "La Décadanse" [Fontana 6010 054], released in January 1972. ℗1972 Mercury. Recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, December 1971. #9-1 to 9-7 from the album "Histoire De Melody Nelson" [Philips 6325 071], released on 24 March 1971. ℗1971 Mercury. #9-8 & 9-9 instrumental versions exclusive to this boxset. ℗2011 Mercury. Orchestra basses recorded at Studio Philips Marble Arch, London, 21 to 23 April 1970. Strings recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, 4,5,8 & 11 May 1970. Vocals recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, 11 to 14 January 1971. Mixed at Studio des Dames, Paris, 1 to 4 February 1971. #10-1 to 10-10 from the album "Vu De L'Extérieur" [Philips 6499 731], released on 16 November 1973. ℗1973 Mercury. #10-11 to 10-14 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S., Paris in 2011. ℗2011 Mercury. Backings recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 26 to 28 March 1973. Vocals and percussion recorded and mixed at Studio des Dames, Paris, 7 to 14 May and 17, 19 & 25 September 1973. #11-1 to 11-10 from the album "Rock Around The Bunker" [Philips 6325 195], released on 8 January 1975. ℗1975 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 26 November to 2 December 1974. #12-1 to 12-12 from the album "L'Homme À Tête De Chou" [Philips 9101 097], released on 18 November 1976. ℗1976 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 16 to 21 August 1976. Mixed at Studio des Dames, Paris, 14 September 1976. #13-1 to 13-12 from the album "Aux Armes Et Cætera" [Philips 9101 218], released on 13 March 1979. ℗1979 Mercury. #13-13 to 13-15 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S., Paris in 2011. ℗2011 Mercury. Recorded at Dynamic Sounds Studio, Kingston, 12 to 24 January 1979. #14-1 to 14-12 from the album "Mauvaises Nouvelles Des Étoiles" [Philips 6313 270], released on 17 November 1981. ℗1981. #14-13 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S. in 2011. ℗2011. Recorded at Compass Point Studios, Nassau, September 1981. #15-1 to 15-8 from the album "Love On The Beat" [Philips 822 849] ℗1984 Mercury. #15-9 alternative mix ℗1997 Mercury. Recorded at Studio House Of Music, New Jersey, June 1984. Mixed at Power Station, New York. #15-10 & 15-11 from the Charlotte Gainsbourg LP "Charlotte For Ever", released in November 1986. ℗1986 Mercury. Backings recorded at Studio Dangerous Music, New Jersey, October 1986. Vocals recorded and mixed at Studio Plus Trente, Paris, November 1986. #15-12 from the 12" "No Comment (Extended Version)" [Philips 880 620], released in March 1985. ℗1985. #16-1 to 16-10 from the album "You're Under Arrest" [Philips 834 034], released on 2 November 1987. ℗1987 Mercury. Backings recorded at Studio Dangerous Music, New Jersey, 17 to 30 August 1987. Vocals recorded and mixed at Studio Digital Service, Paris, September 1987. #16-11 from the 12" "You're Under Arrest" [Philips 870 002], released in November 1987. ℗1987 Mercury. #16-12 from the 12" "Mon Legionnaire" [Philips 870 510], released in June 1988. ℗1988 Mercury. #17-1 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S. in 2011. Recorded at Studio Vogue, Villetaneuse, 22 January 1975. ℗2011 Mercury #17-2 & 17-3 from the 7" SP "L'ami Caouette / Le Cadavre Exquis" [Philips 6009 678], released in June 1975. ℗1975 Mercury. Recorded in Paris from 4 to 6 June 1975. #17-4 from Jane Birkin 7" "Ballade De Johnny Jane / Raccrochez C'est Une Horreur" [Fontana 6010 118], released in October 1976. ℗1976 Mercury. #17-5 & 17-6 From the 7" "My Lady Héroïne" [Philips 6042 272], released in June 1977. ℗1977 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, May 1977. #17-7 & 17-8 From the 12" "Sea Sex And Sun / Mister Iceberg" [Philips 9199 777], released on 10 June 1978. ℗1978 Mercury. #17-9 & 17-10 From the 7" SP "Sea Sex And Sun" [Philips 6042 412], released in June 1978. ℗1978 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 22 to 24 May 1978. #17-11 From Bijou LP "OK Carole" [Philips 9101 178], released in April 1978. ℗1978 Mercury. Recorded in March & April 1978. Backings at Studio Mobile, Saint-Étienne. Vocals at Studio Ferber, Paris. #17-12 & 17-13 from Catherine Deneuve LP "Souviens-toi De M'oublier" [Philips 6313 172], released in May 1981. ℗1981 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Odyssey, London, February 1981. #17-14 From the 7""Vieille Canaille" [Philips 884 590-7], released in February 1986. ℗1986 Polydor. Vocals recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, 2 November 1985. #18-1 Archive Radio INA recorded at Milord l'Arsouille, 30 December 1957. Show 'La Vie Parisienne' by Jacques Peuchmaurd, broadcasted 5 January 1958. ℗1958 INA. #18-2 Archive Radio INA recorded at Club Du Vieux Colombier, 15 June 1961. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted 18 June 1961. ℗1961 INA. #18-3 Archive Radio INA recorded 22 December 1961. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted on 25 December 1961. ℗1961 INA. #18-4 Archive Radio INA recorded 13 December 1962. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted on 16 December 1962. ℗1962 INA. #18-5 Archive Radio INA recorded 11 January 1963. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted on 13 January 1963. ℗1963 INA. #18-6 Archive TV INA. Show 'Teuf-Teuf' directed by Georges Folgoas, broadcasted 5 October 1963. ℗1963 INA. #18-7 Archive TV INA. Show 'Du Yoyo Au Yéyé' directed by Igor Barrère, broadcasted on 18 July 1964. ℗1964 INA. #18-8 Archive TV INA. Show 'Entrez Dans La Confidence', directed by Jacqueline Joubert, broadcasted 13 April 1968. ℗1968 INA. #18-9 & 18-10 Archive Radio INA. Recprded 15 December 1962. Show 'Performances' by Pierre Crenesse, Marcel Dynine and Francis Gastambide, broadcasted on 16 December 1962. ℗1962 INA. #18-11 Archive TV INA. Show 'Palmarès De La Chanson', directed by Roger Pardines and André-Pierre Teisseire, broadcast live on 30 March 1967. ℗1967 INA. #18-12 to 18.14 Archives Europe 1 (radio). Show 'Cinq Six Sept' by Jacques Ourevitch, broadcasted live 31 July 1974. ℗1974 Europe 1. #19-1 from "Bande Originale Du Film "L'eau À La Bouche"". Movie directed by Jacques Doniol-Valcross and released on 20 January 1960. Recorded in December 1959. ℗1960 Domaine Public. #19-2 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Comment Trouvez-Vous Ma Sœur ?"". Movie directed by Michel Boisrond and relesaed on 4 March 1964. Recorded in 1964. ℗1964 Warner Chappell Music France. #19-3 from "Les Plus Belles Escroqueries Du Monde". Movie released on 14 August 1964. Recorded in April 1964. #19-4 & 19-5 from "Bande Originale Du Feuilleton Télévisé "Vidocq"". TV Series directed by Claude Loursais and Marcel Bluwal. Broadcasted from 7 January 1967 on. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Warner Chappell Music France. #19-6 from "Anna (Bande Originale De La Comédie Musicale)". Musical comedy directed by Pierre Koralnik, broadcasted on television 13 January 1967. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Mercury. #19-7 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Ce Sacré Grand Père"". Movie directed by Jacques Poitrenaud, released on 7 June 1968. Recorded in August 1967. ℗1968 Mercury. #19-8 from "Bande Originale Du Film Le Pacha". Movie directed by Georges Lautner, released on 14 March 1968. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #19-9 Refused song for Bande Originale Du Film "Manon 70"". Movie directed by Jean Aurel, released on 21 February 1968. Recorded in January 1968. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #19-10 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Slogan"". Movie directed by Pierre Grimblat, released on 27 July 1969. Recorded in 1969. ℗1969 Warner Chappell Music France. #19-11 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Cannabis"". Movie directed by Pierre Koralnik, released on 2 September 1970. Recorded in May 1970. ℗1970 Jean-Claude Vannier / Melody Nelson Publishing. #19-12 French title music from the animation movie 'Un Petit Garçon Nommé Charlie Brown', released on 23 September 1970. Recorded in April 1970. ℗1970 Mercury. #19-13 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Sex Shop"". Movie directed by Claude Berri, released on 25 October 1972. Recorded in September 1972. ℗1972 Sido Music / Hortensia. #19-14 from "Extraits De La Bande Originale Du Film Goodbye Emmanuelle". Movie directed by François Leterrier, released on 14 October 1977. Recorded in June 1977. ℗1977 Melody Nelson Publishing. #19-15 from 'Aurais Dû Faire Gaffe...Le Choc Est Terrible', directed by Jean-Henri Meunier, released on 16 November 1977. Recorded in 1977. ℗1977 Mercury. #19-16 to 19-19 from "Bande Originale Du Film De Claude Berri "Je Vous Aime"". Movie directed by Claude Berri, released on 17 December 1980. Recorded in April 1980. ℗1980 Mercury. #20-1 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Les Loups Dans La Bergerie"". Movie directed by Hervé Bromberger, released on 5 February 1960. Recorded in October 1959. ℗1960 Domaine Public. #20-2 from "Bande Originale Du Film "L'eau À La Bouche"". Movie directed by Jacques Doniol-Valcross and released on 20 January 1960. Recorded in December 1959. ℗1960 Domaine Public. #20-3 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Strip-Tease"". Movie directed by Jacques Poitrenaud, released on 29 May 1963. Recorded in March 1963. ℗1963 Warner Chappell Music France. #20-4 from 'Les Coeurs Verts', directed by Edouard Luntz, relased on 30 November 1966. Recorded in 1966. ℗2001 Éditions Transatlantiques. #20-5 from the reissue "Anna". Musical comedy directed by Pierre Koralnik, broadcasted on television on 13 January 1967. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Mercury. #20-6 from "Anna (Bande Originale De La Comédie Musicale)". Musical comedy directed by Pierre Koralnik, broadcasted on television on 13 January 1967. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Mercury. #20-7 from "Si J'étais Un Espion". Movie directed by Bertrand Blier, released on 30 August 1967. Recorded in 1967. ℗1967 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-8 from "Bande Originale Du Film "L'Horizon"". Movie directed by Jacques Roufflo, released on 29 November 1967. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1967 Melody Nelson Publishing. #20-9 is an unreleased instrumental version from "Le Pacha". Movie directed by Georges Lautner, released on 14 March 1968. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-10 from "Bande Originale Du Film Le Pacha". Movie directed by Georges Lautner, released on 14 March 1968. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-11 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Ce Sacré Grand Père"". Movie directed by Jacques Poitrenaud, released on 7 June 1968. Recorded in August 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-12 from 'Mister Freedom'. directed by William Klein, released on 9 January 1969. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-13 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Slogan"". Movie directed by Pierre Grimblat, released on 27 July 1969. Recorded in 1969. ℗1969 Warner Chappell Music France. #20-14 from "Bande Originale Du Film "La Horse"". Movie directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre, released on 22 February 1970. Recorded in January 1970. ℗1969 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-15 & 20-16 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Cannabis"". Movie directed by Pierre Koralnik, released on 2 September 1970. Recodred in May 1970. ℗1970 Melody Nelson Publishing / Jean-Claude Vannier. #20-17 from "Bande Originale Du Film De Serge Gainsbourg "Je T'Aime Moi Non Plus"". Movie directed by Serge Gainsbourg, released on 10 March 1976. Recorded in February 1976. ℗1976 Melody Nelson Publishing. #20-18 & 20-19 from "Madame Claude (Bande Originale Du Film)". Movie directed by Just Jaeckin, released on 11 May 1977. Recorded in March 1977. ℗1977 Mercury. #20-20 from "Extraits De La Bande Originale Du Film Goodbye Emmanuelle". Movie directed by François Leterrier, released on 14 October 1977. Recorded in June 1977. ℗1978 Mercury. #20-21 from "Bande Originale Du Film "Tenue De Soirée"". Movie directed by Bertrand Blier, released on 23 April 1986. Recorded in March 1986. ℗1986 Hachette Premiere / Melody Nelson Publishing. CD17 is enhanced with OpenDisc technology. It gives a.o. access to one audio track "Valse De Melody (Version Instrumentale)" (6:00) and a photo gallery. Compilation ℗ 2011 Mercury, un label Universal Music France Publishers: #1-1 to 4-8, 4-10 to 4-12, 5-1, 5-6 to 5-8, 7-2, 7-4, 7-6, 7-7, 7-11, 7-12, 7-15, 7-16, 8-2, 8-8, 8-9, 8-12, 13-1, 18-1 to 18-5, 18-7, 18-8, 19-1, 19-2, 19-4 to 19-6, 20-1 to 20-3, 20-5, 20-6 Warner Chappell Music France / Melody Nelson Publishing #5-2 to 5-5, 5-9 to 5-13, 6-2, 6-5 to 6-7, 6-12, 10-1 to 11-4, 11-6 to 12-5, 12-7 to 12-12, 13-2 to 13-5, 13-7 to 13-15, 14-2 to 14-15-9, 15-12 to 16-4, 16-6 to 16-9, 16-11, 17-1 to 17-4, 17-6 to 17-12, 19-14, 20-17 to 20-19 Melody Nelson Publishing #4-9, 6-3, 6-5, 7-1, 7-3, 19-11, 20-8, 20-15, 20-16 Bagatelle. #6-1 EMI Blackwood Music Inc. / Sidonie #6-4, 6-10, 17-13, 18-12 Raoul Breton Editions #6-7 Productions Gérard Meys / EMI Blackwood Music Inc. #6-8 Melody Nelson Publishing / Sidonie #6-9 Melody Nelson Publishing / EMI Blackwood Music Inc. #6-11 Productions Gérard Meys #7-5, 7-9 to 7-10, 7-13, 7-14, 7-17 to 7-19 Melody Nelson Publishing / Bagatelle. #8-1, 8-3 to 8-7, 8-10, 8-11 Bagatelle / Melody Nelson Publishing #9-1, 9-3, 9-5, 9-7, 9-8 Bagatelle / Warner Chappell Music France #9-2, 9-4, 9-6, 9-9 Bagatelle / Warner Chappell Music France / Melody Nelson Publishing #11-5 Warner Chappell Music France / Universal Music Publishing France #12-5 Melody Nelson Publishing / Transatlantiques #13-6, 17-14 EMI Melodies France #14-1 Sidonie / Melody Nelson Publishing #15-10 GPFI / Le Chant Du Monde #15-11 GPFI / Melody Nelson Publishing #16-5 Meridian #16-10, 16-12 Semi #17-5 Première Music Group #18-6 Droits Réservés #18-9, 18-11 Domaine Public #18-10 EMI Music Publishing France #18-13 Universal MCA Music Publishing France / EMI Music Publishing France #18-14 Alpha Edtions Musicales #19-3 Warner Chappell Music France / Hortensia #19-7 Universal MCA Music Publishing France #19-8, 19-13 Hortensia #19-9, 20-7, 20-9 to 20-12, 20-14 Sido Music #19-10, 20-13 Warner Chappell Music France / Semi / Melody Nelson Publishing #19-12 Jean Davoust #19-15, 20-20 Trinacra Music / Melody Nelson Publishing #19-16 to 19-19 Pathé Productions #20-4 Transatlantiques #20-21 Hachette Premiere / Melody Nelson Publishing On most of the discs the "BERTELSMANN" part of the matrix number is not visible since they are printed close to the edge.

Musicians

	Serge Gainsbourg voc, 1928-1991 FR illustration, cd11, autoportrait, music by, photography by, cd12, words by, album by, words by, music by, piano
	Alan Parker g, *1944 GB acoustic guitar, electric guitar, electric guitar, lead electric guitar
	Judd Proctor g, *1933 GB acoustic guitar, electric guitar
	Alan Hawkshaw p, org, key, *1937 GB arranged by, conductor, orchestra, electric piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer, piano, keyboard piano
	Jean-Pierre Sabar ep, org, arranged by, conductor, orchestra, directed by, rhythm, music by
	Alain Goraguer p, *1931 FR arranged by, conductor, orchestra, music by
	Arthur Greenslade p, 1923-2003 GB arranged by, conductor, orchestra
	David Whitaker key, 1931-2012 GB arranged by, conductor, orchestra
	Harry Robinson , 1932-1996 GB arranged by, conductor, orchestra
	Jean-Claude Vannier p, *1943 FR arranged by, conductor, orchestra, music by
	Michel Colombier p, ep, key, 1939-2004 FR arranged by, conductor, orchestra, music by
	John K b, bass
	Robbie Shakespeare b, *1953 JM bass
	Brian Odgers b, eb, GB bass guitar
	Dave Richmond cb, b, eb, *1940 GB bass guitar
	Billy Rush voc, g, bass, programmed by, directed by, guitar, producer, réalisation
	Don Ray key, syn, 1942-2019 brass, strings, keyboards
	Brenda White King voc, bvoc, choir
	Curtis King voc, perc, US choir, performer, with the participation of
	George Simms voc, perc, choir
	Steve Simms , US choir
	Eric Perchais compiled by, sélection des titres
	Sébastien Merlet , *1969 FR compiled by, sélection des titres, concept by, compilation producer, réalisation
	Xavier Perrot compiled by, sélection des titres, concept by, compilation producer, réalisation, coordinator, coordination générale
	Michel Gaudry b, cb, *1928 FR contrabass
	Dougie Wright dr, *1937 GB drums
	Lowell Dunbar dr, drums
	Sly Dunbar dr, *1952 JM drums
	Tony Smith dr, voc, drums
	Elek Bacsik g, 1926-1993 HU electric guitar, music by
	Mikey Chung g, b, *1954 JM guitar, piano, acoustic, lead guitar
	Gary Georgett , keyboards
	Larry Fast syn, *1951 US keyboards, programmed by
	Jérémie Szpirglas liner notes, rédaction du livret
	Andrée Lebrun management, fabrication
	Anne Carlier management, fabrication
	Claude Chabane management, fabrication
	Sophie Le Goff management, services juridiques ina
	Alexandra Bariatinsky management, services juridiques mercury france
	Helene Voglieri management, services juridiques mercury france
	Catherine Labrosse management, services juridiques polydor france
	Véronique Serrano management, services juridiques sony music france
	Christelle D'Almeida management, services juridiques universal classics & jazz
	François Clarou management, services juridiques universal music france
	Bertrand Jouve management, services juridiques warner chappell music france
	Axelle Bernard management, services juridiques Éditions transatlantiques
	Giorgio Gomelsky , 1934-2016 CH mixed by, producer, réalisation
	Ansel Collins org, key, *1949 JM organ, piano, acoustic
	Chris Karan dr, perc, *1939 AU percussion
	Jim Lawless perc, vib, *1935 GB percussion
	Uziah "Sticky" Thompson perc, JM percussion
	Lord Snowdon , *1930 GB photography by, cd13, cd14
	William Klein , *1928 FR photography by, cd15, words by
	Gilles Cappé , FR photography by, cd16
	Raymond Bounon , FR photography by, cd17
	Pierre Fournier , photography by, cd18
	Reporters Associés photography by, cd19, cd20
	Walter Carone photography by, cd1
	Jacques Aubert , photography by, cd2, cd3, cd4, cd6, cd7
	Nicolas Treatt , photography by, cd5
	Jean D'Hugues , FR photography by, cd8, cd10
	Tony Frank , *1945 FR photography by, cd9, cover
	Robbie Lyn key, piano, acoustic
	Claude Dejacques , 1928-1998 FR producer, réalisation
	Denis Bourgeois producer, réalisation
	Jacques Plait , 1923-1994 FR producer, réalisation
	Jean-Claude Desmarty , producer, réalisation
	Philippe Lerichomme producer, réalisation
	Jean-Claude Charvier , recorded by, mixed by, recorded by, vocals & percussion
	Olivier Julien , research, consultant external archives
	Julien Broyer research, universal music france archives
	Noëlle Debailleul research, universal music france archives
	Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan g, voc, JM rhythm guitar
	Stan Harrison ts, fl, *1953 US saxophone
	Clare Torry bvoc, voc, *1947 GB vocals
	Jean Hawker , vocals
	Kay Garner voc, bvoc, 1943-2007 GB vocals
	Serge Barthélémy , words by
	Alfred de Musset , 1810-1857 FR words by, poem
	Gérard De Nerval , 1808-1855 FR words by, poem
	Victor Hugo , 1802-1885 FR words by, poem
	Alexis Félix Arvers , 1806-1850 FR words by, poem
	Charles Baudelaire , 1821-1867 FR words by, poem
	Francis Claude , 1905-1989 FR words by
	Maria Suire , words by
	Babatunde Olatunji voc, perc, 1927-2003 NG words by, music by
	Brigitte Bardot voc, *1934 FR performer on track
	Jane Birkin voc, *1946 GB performer on track, vocals
	Frédéric Chopin p, PO music by, based on a prelude by, music by, based on an etude by
	Otto Harbach , 1873-1963 US words by
	Rouget de Lisle , FR words by
	Jacques Plante , 1920-2003 FR adapted by
	Sam Theard voc, 1904-1982 US words by, music by
	Charlotte Gainsbourg voc, perc, key, *1971 FR performer on track
	François-Eugène Gonda , adapted by, words
	Jean Marèze , FR adapted by, words
	Laszlo Javor , *1903 words by
	Raymond Asso , 1901-1968 FR words by
	Albert W. Ketelbey p, 1875-1959 GB music by, based on
	Bijou , 1975-1986 FR performer on track
	Philippe Dauga b, voc, FR bass, lead vocals
	Dynamite Yan dr, voc, drums
	Vincent Palmer voc, g, FR guitar, vocals
	Catherine Deneuve voc, *1943 FR performer on track
	Christian Gaubert p, FR arranged by
	Bruno Muller b, contrabass
	François Marlhy p, piano
	Claude Bolling p, *1930 FR arranged by, conductor, orchestra
	Georges Ulmer voc, 1919-1989 FR words by
	Maurice Falconnier , words by
	Maurice Vaucaire , 1863-1918 FR words by
	Charles Aznavour voc, *1924 FR words by
	Hedy West voc, bj, 1938-2005 US words by, music by
	Jacques Lanzmann , 1927-2006 FR words by
	Anna Karina voc, *1940 DK voice
	Jean-Claude Brialy voc, 1933-2007 FR voice

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