Pre-Order: David Mcneil - Le Blues De L'homme Blanc [CD]
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Product Description
David McNeil (son of the painter Marc Chagall, novelist, composer and songwriter for Julien Clerc, Jacques Dutronc, Alain Souchon, Laurent Voulzy, Robert Charlebois, -M-, Yves Montand and many others) is one of France's greatest singer-songwriters. This multi-talented artist is releasing his new album 'Le blues de l'homme blanc' at the same time as his latest novel 'Quelques mots à propos de quelques voitures rouges' in Gallimard's prestigious 'Collection Blanche'. Here he presents us with a little gem featuring previously unreleased tracks and re-orchestrated versions, with contributions from his friends, notably Robert Charlebois, Alain Souchon, Maxime Le Forestier, Renaud, Françoise Hardy and Carla Bruni.
Tracklist:
- Le blues de l'homme blanc feat. Robert Charlebois, Renaud
- Vous souvenez-vous Louisa feat. Robert Charlebois, Carla Bruni
- Imbroglios
- Jim et Jules
- Trente ans C.F.A. feat. Alain Souchon, Françoise Hardy
- Tapis volants feat. Maxime Le Forestier
- Les amours impossibles
- Un lézard en septembre
- Lady Pannonica
- Les douze mesures du blues
- Washington Square
- 40 rue Monsieur Le Prince
UPC: 3700398738963
Label: Kuroneko
Release Date: 7.31.26
Format: CD