Joe Dassin - Folk And Jazzy (1996)

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Artist: Joe Dassin
Title: Folk And Jazzy
Year Of Release: 1996
Label: Columbia
Genre: French Pop, Chanson
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 56:36
Total Size: 131 / 326 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1. Joe Dassin - The Guitar Don't Lie (Le Marché Aux Puces) (Version Anglaise)
2. Joe Dassin - Tellement Bu, Tellement Fume (Album Version) (Album Version)
3. Joe Dassin - Marie-Jeanne (Ode to Billie Joe)
4. Joe Dassin - Les Joies De La Cuisine (Album Version)
5. Joe Dassin - Katy Cruel (Album Version)
6. Joe Dassin - Dans La Brume Du Matin (In The Early Morning Rain)
7. Joe Dassin - Comme La Lune (Four Kinds of Lonely)
8. Joe Dassin - Je Change Un Peu De Vent (Freigh Train)
9. Joe Dassin - Guantanamera (Album Version)
10. Joe Dassin - Combien De Temps Pour T'Oublier (Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound) (Can't Help but Wonder Where I'm Bound)
11. Joe Dassin - Bye Bye Louis (Album Version)
12. Joe Dassin - Darlin' (Album Version)
13. Joe Dassin - La Fille Du Shérif (High Sheriff) (Album Version)
14. Joe Dassin - Polk Salad Annie (Album Version)
15. Joe Dassin - Si Je Dis "Je T'Aime" (Album Version)
16. Joe Dassin - The Last Thing on My Mind
17. Joe Dassin - Mon Village Du Bout Du Monde (Album Version) (Carrigfergus)
18. Joe Dassin - On S'En Va (Album Version)

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mufty77
14:48
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Many thanks.

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talabot
23:17
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Ah...thanks a lot, dre17 ! I could say a lot about Joe Dassin, the hell of my youth, who compromised himself in unbearable “Hits” (les champs-elysées) that he performed in mending programs on French TV.

But here... he would have been better off trying a career as a folk-singer in the States... admittedly, the challenge would have been complicated, but listening to this anthology, and to the timbre and quality of his voice, he should have taken the plunge...
(I've been an exclusive jazz aficionado for 49 years... and yet...)