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 01. "Porqu? Te Vas?" 02. "Oye Mamá, oye Papá" 03. "Cállate, ni¤a" 04. "Escucha" 05. "Estoy triste" 06. "Amanecer" 07. "Los tiempos de mi Papá" 08. "Soy rebelde" 09. "Toda la noche oliendo a ti" 10. "Te esperar?" 11. "Negra estrella" 12. "C˘razon de poeta" 13. "Canci˘n para Ana" 14. "Manchester y Liverpool" 15. "l es distinto a ti" 16. "El amor toca el violĄn" 17. "Debajo del platanero" 18. "Palabras, promesas" 19. "No digas nada" 20. "Sol de verano" 21. "Un dĄa es un dĄa" 22. "Amanojaku" 23. "Seguir? amando"
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.. Songstress 1967-1983 |
| | Description: | Softness was not a common feature of mid-century Spanish pop. Even in their ballads, Spainâ??s top singers such as Rocio Durcal, Massiel, Encarnita Polo, Marisol and Karina favoured a fiery vocal style that fluctuated between deep and shrill. Jeanette wasnâ??t Spanish by birth; she was born in London in 1951 and spent her early years in Chicago and Los Angeles. But it was only a few years after moving to Barcelona that she scored a #1 record with her band Pic-Nic, establishing a firm footing in the Spanish music world that would span three decades. - .. SONGSTRESS 1967-1983UK collection. Softness was not a common feature of mid-century Spanish pop. Even in their ballads, Spain's top singers such as Rocio Durcal, Massiel, Encarnita Polo, Marisol and Karina favored a fiery vocal style that fluctuated between deep and shrill. Jeanette wasn't Spanish by birth; she was born in London in 1951 and spent her early years in Chicago and Los Angeles. But it was only a few years after moving to Barcelona that she scored a #1 record with her band Pic-Nic, establishing a firm footing in the Spanish music world that would span three decades. Jeanette's hushed, languid voice seemed almost revolutionary in 60s Spain. In the quiet of her voice was real strength and sincerity. It was free of affectation and completely at ease. In Japan, Jeanette's voice earned her the nickname "whispering Lolita" and she shares a vocal style with French stars Jane Birkin and France Gall, who built careers around the delicacy of their voices. But unlike her French contemporaries, Jeanette eschewed the gender-conforming expectations placed upon female pop singers in the 1960s. She embraced a far more DIY ethos, teaching herself the guitar, writing songs and leading her band Pic-Nic to the top of the charts with her self-penned 'Callate Nińa' in 1967. Soon after the demise of Pic-Nic, Jeanette re-emerged as a solo artist, replacing her quiet folk-pop with grand, heart-melting ballads, exquisitely produced, arranged and written by some of the most skilled music-makers from Spain, Argentina and France, with the soft, cushiony melodies set to the dreamiest and most soothing of backdrops. To bring Jeanette's music to a wider audience via a proper compilation is an idea that has been 20 years in the making. To do so with the blessing and assistance of Jeanette herself, and with liner notes by writer, radio presenter and Jeanette expert Gaylord Fields, means that this remarkable artist is finally given the praise, respect and recognition she deserves.The hushed, languid sound of Jeanette. From the quiet mid-60s folk-pop of Pic-Nic to grand, heart-melting ballads, exquisitely produced, arranged and written by some of the most skilled music-makers from Spain, Argentina and France."Spain's Silky-Voiced Songstress 1967-1983" is a captivating CD compilation by Jeanette, released by Ace Records. This collection showcases the enchanting vocals of Jeanette, one of Spain?s most beloved pop singers. Spanning her career from 1967 to 1983, the album features her biggest hits and rare gems that highlight her unique blend of soft pop and romantic ballads. Known for timeless classics like "Porque te vas," Jeanette achieved international fame with songs that resonated across Europe and Latin America. Her gentle voice and emotive delivery have made her an enduring icon in Spanish music history. Ace Records, renowned for their expertly curated reissues and compilations, brings together this definitive selection with exceptional sound quality and detailed liner notes, making it a must-have for fans of classic European pop. | | | No. of tracks: |
23 |
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TOP 1541 |
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