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Henri Salvador
Salvador Jazze
Genres: International Music, Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Petite Fleur - Henri Salvador, Bechet, Sidney
2. Barbarie - Henri Salvador, Michel, B.
3. Sarah - Henri Salvador, Aznavour, C.
4. Le Gosse - Henri Salvador, Salvador, H.
5. Mon Ange Gardien - Henri Salvador, Michel, B.
6. Chiche - Henri Salvador, Salvador, H.
7. C'Était Pour Joner - Henri Salvador, Salvador, H.
8. Ne Sois Pas Mechante - Henri Salvador, Pon, M.
9. Quand Je Monte Chez Toi - Henri Salvador, Broussolle, J.
10. Place Blanche - Henri Salvador, Salvador, H.
11. Pas Mon Papa - Henri Salvador, Delanoë, P.
12. Gigi - Henri Salvador, Loewe, F.
13. J'Aimerais Tellement Ça - Henri Salvador, Salvador, H.
14. Bal de Vienne - Henri Salvador, Gallop, S.
15. Un Certain Sourire - Henri Salvador, Fain, S.
16. A Cannes Cet Ete - Henri Salvador, Barclay, E.
17. Soleil de Minuit - Henri Salvador, Guérin, M.
18. Count Basie (Lil' Darlin') - Henri Salvador, Daniel, F.

French compilation for the legendary French vocalist. 18 tracks, recorded between 1956 to 1963 & featuring production by Quincy Jones. 2001.

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All Artists: Henri Salvador
Title: Salvador Jazze
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Barclay
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 11/1/2006
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
UPC: 731454974226

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French compilation for the legendary French vocalist. 18 tracks, recorded between 1956 to 1963 & featuring production by Quincy Jones. 2001.

CD Reviews

Essential Salvador --

mackjay | Cambridge, MA | 08/02/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Henri Salvador is not nearly as well-known in the US as he is in Europe. This may be because he mostly sings in French. But don't let any linguistic limitations stop you from hearing this great singer. His song choices (including many self-written) tend to be very good, so the material is always strong and appealing. The arrangements--particularly on 'Jazze'--are colorful and musically effective. Salvador's voice was superb during his prime (he still sounds good today!) in the 1950s when this album was recorded. Fans of Chet Baker should find a lot to like here. Salvador has a similar intimate quality in his singing, and he emphasizes the main melody at all times. This is a uniquely Euro-flavored kind of jazz singing. It conjures up images of summer days along the Mediterranean coast. Highlights on this album: "Sarah", "Petite Fleur", "Chiche", "Barbarie", but there are no weak spots. It may be expensive, but this album is more than worth the trouble of attaining."