L' ?cole Buissonni?re (Une Chanson de Quand on ?tait Petits) - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Quand on Est Cheval de Fiacre - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Les Feux de la Saint-Jean
Le Duel - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Rengaine d'Amour
Dans Paris y a une Dame - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J. [1]
Adieu Paris - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Augustine et Augustin
Le Petit Pensionnaire
Le Diable au Village
Le Petit No?l - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Les Jolies Demoiselles
L' H?tel Borgne [L?re Version]
La Fille de Lorient (Vielle Chanson Bretonne) - Charles Tr?net, Traditional
Un Petit B?guin Pour le Dimanche - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Maman, Ne Vends Pas la Maison [Chanson Na?ve] - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Dans le Lit d'Aline
Quand le Ciel Est Clair - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
La Vieille Marquise
Parfois Triste - Charles Tr?net, Siniavine, Alec
Tous Deux, Tout Doux - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Souvenirs de la Foire (Le Fils de la Femme-poisson)
Souvenirs de la Foire (La M?nagerie Patarac) - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J.
Rendez-Vous Sous la Pluie - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Les Petits Punis - Charles Tr?net, Hess, J
Loup O? Es-Tu [D'Apr?s "Le Petit Chaperon Rouge"]
Track Listings (21) - Disc #2
Fleur Bleue
En Quittant la Ville (J'Entends)
Le Grand Caf?
Y'a d'La Joie - Charles Tr?net, Emer, Michel
La Polka du Roi
La Vieille
Miss Emily
Les Oiseaux de Paris
J'Ai Connu de Vous
Biguine ? Bango
Vous Oubliez Votre Cheval - Charles Tr?net, Arcady
Vous ?tes Jolie
Il Pleut Dans Ma Chambre [Du Film "La Route Enchant?e"]
Boum! [Du Film "La Route Enchant?e"]
La Route Enchant?e [Du Film "La Route Enchant?e"]
Ah! Dis, Ah! Dis, Ah! Bonjour [Du Film "Je Chante"]
La Vie Qui Va [Du Film "Je Chante"]
M?nilmontant
Quand J'?tais P'tit... (Je Vous Aimais)
Les Enfants S'Ennuient le Dimanche - Charles Tr?net, Cadou, Harmo A
Annie-Anna
Charles Trenet captivated the French public as a very young man and, like Edith Piaf, buoyed his listeners through some of the darkest days of modern French history. A prolific and highly literate wordsmith, he was also ah... more »ead of his time musically, employing advanced harmonies in his dozens of compositions. Proud of his reputation as a singing fool, Trenet attacked every performance with a lighthearted intensity that conveyed a sense of wild abandon. "Le Soleil a Rendez-Vous Avec le Lune" on this disc is a characteristic example of this "swinging troubadour" approach. "Que Reste-t-il de Nos Amours," in contrast, shows his ability to employ modern chord progressions to evoke a more sentimental mood. Even here, however, Trenet's natural exuberance breaks into the pensive mood of his nostalgia over a lost love. "La Mer," "Bon Soir, Jolie Madame," and the other tunes on this single disc expose other facets of his wide-ranging repertoire. --Ed Killham« less
Charles Trenet captivated the French public as a very young man and, like Edith Piaf, buoyed his listeners through some of the darkest days of modern French history. A prolific and highly literate wordsmith, he was also ahead of his time musically, employing advanced harmonies in his dozens of compositions. Proud of his reputation as a singing fool, Trenet attacked every performance with a lighthearted intensity that conveyed a sense of wild abandon. "Le Soleil a Rendez-Vous Avec le Lune" on this disc is a characteristic example of this "swinging troubadour" approach. "Que Reste-t-il de Nos Amours," in contrast, shows his ability to employ modern chord progressions to evoke a more sentimental mood. Even here, however, Trenet's natural exuberance breaks into the pensive mood of his nostalgia over a lost love. "La Mer," "Bon Soir, Jolie Madame," and the other tunes on this single disc expose other facets of his wide-ranging repertoire. --Ed Killham