Georges Moustaki - Bobino 70 (1998)

Although he achieved his greatest fame in France, singing French-language songs in a distinctly French style, singer/songwriter Georges Moustaki was more a citizen of the world — or, as he often put it, a "citizen of the French language." Christening himself a cultural "mongrel" in his signature hit "Le Métèque," Moustaki's first love was the classic-style French chanson, but he often appropriated bits of world folk musics from Greece, Turkey, the Middle East, Brazil (bossa nova and MPB), Argentina (tango), and other parts of Latin America, the United States (blues and jazz), Holland, and anywhere else his travels took him.

Reissue of Georges Moustaki's 1970 Record Bobino 70.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Georges Moustaki - Le temps de vivre (Live) (5:45)
1.02 - Georges Moustaki - Votre fille a vingt ans (Live) (3:00)
1.03 - Georges Moustaki - La pierre (Live) (3:40)
1.04 - Georges Moustaki - Dans mon hamac (Live) (3:36)
1.05 - Georges Moustaki - Nos corps (Live) (5:03)
1.06 - Georges Moustaki - Requiem pour n'importe qui (Live) (2:27)
1.07 - Georges Moustaki - Ma liberté (Live) (2:43)
1.08 - Georges Moustaki - Eden Blues (Live) (5:13)
1.09 - Georges Moustaki - Donne du rhum à ton homme (Live à Bobino / 1970) (4:14)
1.10 - Georges Moustaki - Dire qu'il faudra mourir un jour (Live) (2:38)
1.11 - Georges Moustaki - Ye Ye Ye (Live) (2:07)