Here's an early project of famous French folk singer Danielle Messia.Released privately in 1977 this lp,mixes traditional celtic folk with psychedelic and rock influences,all in a sad mystic mood.Excellent and much underrated.get it here
Here's an early project of famous French folk singer Danielle Messia.Released privately in 1977 this lp,mixes traditional celtic folk with psychedelic and rock influences,all in a sad mystic mood.Excellent and much underrated.
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ReplyDeletesome of these are labelled jungle-us. however, it all sounds french to me. I assume this is a 49 min. reoord, right?
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Can anyone provide the tracklist for Le Bal des Sorciers?
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Victor
Thanx for this post,but could you give the trax listing...Please!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your excellent post.
By the way,about No.1,3,5, each songs consist of two parts.And I don't think each latter part is Grattons-labeur... really Grattons?
Hi Jim.
ReplyDeleteOh sorry, I know... not again this...
Please, I can't get use Rapidshare! Why you don't try to use Mediafire or another?
I don't want to be without Mutant-Sounds...
Oh Jim, oh Jim, hear my prayers, please!!!
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your excellent post.
By the way,about No.1,3,5, each songs consist of two parts.
And I don't think each latter part is Grattons-labeur...
Really Grattons?
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your excellent post.
By the way,about No.1,3,5, each songs consist of two parts.
And I don't think each latter part is Grattons-labeur...
Really Grattons?
Side A
ReplyDelete1. L' aguillaneu
2. La blanche biche
3. Down the hill
4. Chant de la noisille
5. Le bal des sorciers
Side B
1. Les trois gens d' armes
2. Compleinte des tisseuses de soie
3. Cri de berger
4. Lisalette, la montagne d' ete
5. Newlin' town
6. Peut-on leur echapper?
there does seem to be something going on with certain tracks going into something completely different...but if it was not for this blog, i would probably have never heard of this excellent group
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