Cannabis Serge Gainsbourg Rar File
Posted admin
After collaborating together on Anna, a 1967 television movie starring Anna Karina, Gainsbourg and French director Pierre Koralnik decided to work on another movie which would eventually become Cannabis, when three producers (Roger Duchet, Andrée Debar, and Nat Wachsberger) commissioned one, based on seeing Gainsbourg and his then-lover Jane Birkin starring together in the 1969 film, Slogan, directed by Pierre Grimblat. All of the music for Cannabis was composed and written by Gainsbourg after the film had been shot, with help from arranger Jean-Claude Vannier, with whom Gainsbourg would again collaborate the following year on Histoire de Melody Nelson.
Upon its release, Cannabis was received positively. Thom Jurek of Allmusic wrote that it was 'among the most startling in oeuvre', and also noted that the score was 'one of the most sophisticated Gainsbourg ever conceived'.
link in commentsNot to be missed, this new post filled up with 20 of the grooviest, pop-psych-funky tracks put out by French movie Score composers.
Keep you ears open for the opening track from Jean Pierre Mirouze - whom we know very little about except an exceptional gift for hammond organ and string arrangements, in the sexiest, most soulfull blacksploitation style! If you read French, a Technikart blogger wrote an excellent post on this track >>here
Others include a track from the pop masterpiece 'L'Homme Orchestre' by François de Roubaix, and his much darker, eerie compositions for 'Les Caïds' & 'Dernier Domicile Connu'; a breakbeat pop killer from Vladimir Cosma; and some of the most saught after funk OST ever to be scored in France: Michel Legrand's 'Un homme est mort' and Pierre Cavalli's 'Un soir chez Norris'.
A special place for Alain Goraguer and his sample haven 'La Planete sauvage'. The tagline for the movie when it was release fits the music perfectly: A Sublime Trip to a Fine New World.
Serge Gainsbourg, along with Jean Claude Vannier and Michel Colombier are not forgotten, with his long fogotten themes for 'La Horse', 'Cannabis' and 'Le Pacha'. Psych-funk at its greatest.
If you thought you could not make very funky stuff with a Harpsichord, a banjo and violins.. then listen carfully to 'La Horse'.
I also added the Track 'Voyages' from M. Polnareff's concept album 'Polnareff's', which even though it never was a film soundtrack - just blended in so perfectly well with all the other tracks.
You won't be able to miss Michel Magne's tribute to James Brown, in the very funky 'Superchic Génial' -- uber kitch original movie extract with the music can be seen: here.
Finally, two of my very favorites, Philippe Sarde's incredible, eastern chord & bass driven 'Juke boxes chez Saidani'. A bliss of rythm and groove way ahead of it's time. Then the last track of the 20 - the disco frenzied 'Grand Theme Malko' by Michel Magne, with its hypnotic Fender Rhodes lead, that would give both Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea a heart attack.
Tracklist:
01. Jean-Pierre Mirouze - Sexopolis (Marriage Collectif, 1969)
02. Serge Gainsgourg & Michel Colombier - Psychasténie (Le Pacha 1968)
03. François De Roubaix - Repetition (L'Homme Orchestre, 1971)
04. Vladimir Cosma - Black Flowers (Ultra Pop - Musique pour l'image, 1970)
05. Francois de Roubaix - Dernier Domicile Connu (1971)
06. Michel Polnareff - Voyages (Polnareff's, 1971)
07. Pierre Cavalli - Un soir chez Norris (1971)
08. Pierre Cavalli - Chasse à l'homme (Un soir chez Norris 1971)
09. Serge Gainsbourg & J.C. Vannier - La Horse (1970)
10. Alain Goraguer - Le bracelet (La Planete Sauvage 1973)
11. Alain Goraguer - Ten et Tiwa (La Planete Sauvage 1973)
12. Michel Legrand - Un homme est mort (1972)
13. Philippe Sarde - Jukes boxes chez Saidani (Max & les Ferrailleurs, 1971)
15. Michel Legrand - Picasso Summer (Summer of 42, 1972)
16. Alain Goraguer - Sur Un Arbre Perché (1972)
17. Michel Magne & Jean Yanne - Superchic genial (Moi Y'en a Vouloir des Sous 1972)
18. Francois de Roubaix - Les Caïds (1972)
19. Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour - Tracking (Aux Frontières du Possible, 1971)
20. Michel Magne - Grand Theme Malko (S.A.S. à San Salvador, 1982)
Enjoy and spread the love around..
Feb 19, 2017 - And none came lovelier than Brigitte Bardot. Bonnie And Clyde and its video come over as a musical version of the Jean-Luc Godard film A. Serge gainsbourg jean claude vannier cannabis.rar [Full. Click download file button or Copy serge gainsbourg jean claude vannier cannabis URL which shown in. Dragon ball z sparking meteor ps2 iso roms. After collaborating together on Anna, a 1967 television movie starring Anna Karina, Gainsbourg and French director Pierre Koralnik decided to work on another.
Cannabis was recorded at Studio Davout, a recording studio in Paris, France, with producers Roger Duchet and Nat Wachselberger.
Upon its release, Cannabis was received positively. Thom Jurek of Allmusic wrote that it was 'among the most startling in oeuvre', and also noted that the score was 'one of the most sophisticated Gainsbourg ever conceived'.
link in commentsNot to be missed, this new post filled up with 20 of the grooviest, pop-psych-funky tracks put out by French movie Score composers.
Keep you ears open for the opening track from Jean Pierre Mirouze - whom we know very little about except an exceptional gift for hammond organ and string arrangements, in the sexiest, most soulfull blacksploitation style! If you read French, a Technikart blogger wrote an excellent post on this track >>here
Others include a track from the pop masterpiece 'L'Homme Orchestre' by François de Roubaix, and his much darker, eerie compositions for 'Les Caïds' & 'Dernier Domicile Connu'; a breakbeat pop killer from Vladimir Cosma; and some of the most saught after funk OST ever to be scored in France: Michel Legrand's 'Un homme est mort' and Pierre Cavalli's 'Un soir chez Norris'.
A special place for Alain Goraguer and his sample haven 'La Planete sauvage'. The tagline for the movie when it was release fits the music perfectly: A Sublime Trip to a Fine New World.
Serge Gainsbourg, along with Jean Claude Vannier and Michel Colombier are not forgotten, with his long fogotten themes for 'La Horse', 'Cannabis' and 'Le Pacha'. Psych-funk at its greatest.
If you thought you could not make very funky stuff with a Harpsichord, a banjo and violins.. then listen carfully to 'La Horse'.
I also added the Track 'Voyages' from M. Polnareff's concept album 'Polnareff's', which even though it never was a film soundtrack - just blended in so perfectly well with all the other tracks. You won't be able to miss Michel Magne's tribute to James Brown, in the very funky 'Superchic Génial' -- uber kitch original movie extract with the music can be seen: here.
Finally, two of my very favorites, Philippe Sarde's incredible, eastern chord & bass driven 'Juke boxes chez Saidani'. A bliss of rythm and groove way ahead of it's time. Then the last track of the 20 - the disco frenzied 'Grand Theme Malko' by Michel Magne, with its hypnotic Fender Rhodes lead, that would give both Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea a heart attack.
Tracklist:
01. Jean-Pierre Mirouze - Sexopolis (Marriage Collectif, 1969)
02. Serge Gainsgourg & Michel Colombier - Psychasténie (Le Pacha 1968)
03. François De Roubaix - Repetition (L'Homme Orchestre, 1971)
04. Vladimir Cosma - Black Flowers (Ultra Pop - Musique pour l'image, 1970)
05. Francois de Roubaix - Dernier Domicile Connu (1971)
06. Michel Polnareff - Voyages (Polnareff's, 1971)
07. Pierre Cavalli - Un soir chez Norris (1971)
08. Pierre Cavalli - Chasse à l'homme (Un soir chez Norris 1971)
09. Serge Gainsbourg & J.C. Vannier - La Horse (1970)
10. Alain Goraguer - Le bracelet (La Planete Sauvage 1973)
11. Alain Goraguer - Ten et Tiwa (La Planete Sauvage 1973)
12. Michel Legrand - Un homme est mort (1972)
13. Philippe Sarde - Jukes boxes chez Saidani (Max & les Ferrailleurs, 1971)
Serge Gainsbourg Albums
14. Serge Gainsbourg & J.C. Vannier - Danger (Cannabis 1970)15. Michel Legrand - Picasso Summer (Summer of 42, 1972)
16. Alain Goraguer - Sur Un Arbre Perché (1972)
17. Michel Magne & Jean Yanne - Superchic genial (Moi Y'en a Vouloir des Sous 1972)
18. Francois de Roubaix - Les Caïds (1972)
19. Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour - Tracking (Aux Frontières du Possible, 1971)
20. Michel Magne - Grand Theme Malko (S.A.S. à San Salvador, 1982)
Kate Barry
Enjoy and spread the love around..