Year of release 1995

Songs 31

Album time 02:33:33

Genre list Jazz, Acoustic

1
Veiller Tard
 
5:45
2
NE LUI DIS PAS
 
5:51
3
QUELQUE CHOSE DE BIZARRE
 
3:58
4
JEANINE MÉDICAMENT BLUES
 
4:37
5
IL PART
 
4:46
6
IL Y A
 
5:04
7
PETIT BLUES PEINARD
 
3:33
8
CONFIDENTIEL
 
3:34
9
C'EST PAS D'L'AMOUR
 
6:00
10
UN, DEUX, TROIS
 
4:02
11
PAS TOI
 
5:23
12
THINK
 
2:51
13
Knock On Wood
 
3:48
14
TOBACCO ROAD
 
5:31
15
SERRE - MOI
 
3:09
16
DES VÔTRES
 
3:46
17
Envole - Moi
 
5:36
18
QUE DISENT LES CHANSONS DU MONDE
 
6:04
19
COMME TOI
 
4:41
20
ETRE LE PREMIER
 
6:19
21
Je Commence Demain
 
5:20
22
DES VIES
 
5:52
23
ON N'A PAS CHANGÉ
 
7:18
24
FRÈRES
 
5:44
25
Juste Après
 
5:22
26
A NOS ACTES MANQUÉS
 
4:23
27
Fermer Les Yeux
 
8:34
28
IL SUFFIRA D'UN SIGNE
 
4:26
29
ROUGE
 
6:48
30
PUISQUE TU PARS
 
2:50
31
SERRE - MOI
 
2:56

Du New Morning Au Zénith (Live) by Jean - Jacques Goldman appears in this catalog as a structured album entry The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

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