Lenny Kuhr - Tout ce que j'aime / Jésus Cristo / Julien / Les enfants (1972)

The 1972 album "Tout Ce Que J'aime" by Dutch singer Lenny Kuhr stands as an expressive example of early 1970s European chanson and pop music. The musical core of the release is formed by poignant, melancholic compositions—the title track "Tout Ce Que J me," along with "Écoutez-Les Partir" and "Aussi Seul"—where the singer's warm, grounded vocals harmonize with emotional arrangements. At the same time, the album exhibits stylistic inconsistency: playful and experimental tracks like "Soleil D'Amour (Birin Birin)" and "Le Vaudou," as well as a French-language adaptation of James Taylor's "Fire And Rain" ("Choisis L'Ombre Ou Le Soleil"), contrast sharply with the record's primary lyrical tone. Despite these stylistic shifts, Lenny Kuhr's artistic charisma and signature stage presence, honed following her Eurovision victory, bind this varied material into a soulful listening experience.

Tracklist:
1-1 Lenny Kuhr - La connais-tu [3:02]
1-2 Lenny Kuhr - Le vaudou [3:15]
1-3 Lenny Kuhr - Tout ce que j’aime [2:58]
1-4 Lenny Kuhr - Ils se sont retrouvés à deux [3:44]
1-5 Lenny Kuhr - Ecoutez-les partir [2:45]
1-6 Lenny Kuhr - Jésus Cristo [3:35]
1-7 Lenny Kuhr - Les enfants [3:26]
1-8 Lenny Kuhr - Aussi seul [3:19]
1-9 Lenny Kuhr - Julien [2:44]
1-10 Lenny Kuhr - Soleil d’amour [2:37]
1-11 Lenny Kuhr - Choisis l’ombre ou le soleil [3:53]