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Georges Moustaki - Le Méteque (1969)

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Georges Moustaki - Le Méteque (1969)

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1 	Le Métèque 	2:31
2 	La Mer M'a Donné 	2:40
3 	Gaspard 	2:47
4 	Voyage 	2:15
5 	Le Facteur 	4:02
6 	Natalia 	1:51
7 	Ma Solitude 	2:57
8 	Il Est Trop Tard 	2:38
9 	La Carte Du Tendre 	3:01
10 	Le Temps De Vivre 	3:00
11 	Joseph 	2:27
12 	Rue Des Fosses Saint-Jacques 	1:25

Jacques Bedos 	Art Direction
Henri Belolo 	Producer
Alain Goraguer 	Arranger, Musical Director
Georges Moustaki 	Primary Artist 

 

This compilation serves as a good showcase for the work of singer/songwriter Georges Moustaki. Though Moustaki spent a decade composing for such French notables as Edith Piaf, Yves Montand, and Barbara, his solo career didn't take off until the huge success of "Le Métèque" in 1969. Like his mentor Georges Brassens, Moustaki performs mostly to the accompaniment of an acoustic guitar, occasionally adding simple string arrangements. He is very much a touring artist who has a great rapport with the audience and who finds his inspiration in different cultures from around the world. This collection features some of his greatest hits, including "Le Métèque," "Ma Liberté," "Ma Solitude," and "Joseph." Moustaki's Brazilian influences are evident in the compositions "Danse" and "Eaux de Mars"; the latter is a reworking of "Aguas de Março" by Antonio Carlos Jobim. ---Yuri German, AllMusic Review

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