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Henri Salvador
Le Loup, La Biche, Et le Chevalier
Genres: International Music, Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Loup, La Biche et le Chevalier - Henri Salvador, Pon, M.
2. Maladie d'Amour - Henri Salvador, Gabriel, L.
3. A Saint-Germain des Pres - Henri Salvador, Ferre, L.
4. Clopin-Clopant - Henri Salvador, Coquatrix, B.
5. Parce Que ?a Me Donne du Courage - Henri Salvador, Mireille
6. Monsieur le Bon Dieu - Henri Salvador, Dudan, P.
7. Le Petit Souper aux Chandelles - Henri Salvador, Misraki, P.
8. 24 Heures Par Jour - Henri Salvador, Lemarchand
9. Adieu Foulards, Adieu Madras - Henri Salvador, Traditional
10. Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop - Henri Salvador, Hamner, Curley
11. Le Scaphandrier - Henri Salvador, Baer
12. Ma Doudou - Henri Salvador, Michel
13. Maria de Bahia - Henri Salvador, Hornez, A.
14. Open the Door, Richard - Henri Salvador, Fletcher, Dusty
15. Que Si, Que No - Henri Salvador, Gerard
16. Le Portrait de Tante Caroline - Henri Salvador, Misraki, P.
17. Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway - Henri Salvador, Hornez, A.
18. B?d?lia - Henri Salvador, Michel
19. Chanson Surrealiste "I" - Henri Salvador, Salvador, Henri
20. Henri Salvador S'Amuse - Henri Salvador, Salvador, Henri

Limited Edition 2CD Set.

CD Details

All Artists: Henri Salvador
Title: Le Loup, La Biche, Et le Chevalier
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: The Intense Music
Release Date: 11/15/2005
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Jazz, Pop
Styles: Europe, Continental Europe, Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop, Euro Pop, French Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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Limited Edition 2CD Set.

CD Reviews

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Jim | Richmond, VA United States | 01/11/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is a very good Salvador album, one of my favorites of his. If you don't know Salvador see my review of "Chambre avec Vue". If you have fallen in love with Salvador be careful, however, because many of his albums repeat songs and a couple of his albums from the 60's and 70's are full of covers of stupid and menacing novelty songs, and the album that is part of a jazz series, "Salvador Sings the Blues", or similar, is he singing very jazzy lounge stuff with a group, like Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross."