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01. "Mon Amour Il Est Gentil"
02. "Ecoute Moi Camarade"
03. "Je N'Aime Pas Le Jour Je N'Aime Pas La Nuit"
04. "Daag Dagui"
05. "Je Pense A Celle"
06. "Si Massoud (Je T'Aime Et Je T'Aimerai)"
07. "L'Amour M?ak"
08. "Tu N'es Plus Comme Avant"
09. "20 Ans En France"
10. "Je Suis Seul"
11. "La Madrague"
12. "Clichy"
13. "Cherie Madame"
14. "Dis Moi C'Est Pas Vrai"
15. "Adieu La France"
16. "Mini Jupe"
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.. France/ Algiers 1969-1983 |
| | Description: | Un Dandy En Exil - France/Algiers 1969-1983 by Mazouni, released 26 April 2019, includes the following tracks: "Je N'aime Pas Le Jour, Je N'aime Pas la Nuit (1977)", "Je Pense � Celle (1977)", "L'amour Mâak (1981)" and more.
This version of Un Dandy En Exil - France/Algiers 1969-1983 comes as a 2xLP.
The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. Another vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. - .. FRANCE/ALGIERS 1969-1983Double LP version. Includes printed inner sleeve with liner notes both in French and English by Rabah Mezaouane; Includes download code. Mohamed Mazouni, born January 4, 1940 in Blida (The City of Roses), a city which had just turned twenty. His memory dragged around a lot of catchy refrains by Rabah Driassa and Abderrahmane Aziz, also natives of Blida, or by 'asri (modern music) masters Bentir or Lamari. He began his singing career in those years, chosing bedoui as a style. In June 1965, Algeria adopted a Soviet-style profile where everything was planned, even music. Mazouni, he followed his path, recording a few popular tunes, but he also was in the mood for traveling beyond the Mediterranean. During the 1950s and 1960s, Mohamed was dumbfounded by Oum Kalsoum's songs and scopitones. Fully immersed, he soaked up the songs of Dahmane El Harrachi, Slimane Azem, Akli Yahiaten, or Cheikh El Hasnaoui, but also those from the crazy years of twist and rock n' roll as embodied by Johnny Hallyday, Les Chaussettes Noires, or Les Chats Sauvages, not to mention Elvis Presley. Between 1970 and 1990, he had a series of hits. Mazouni, a dandy shattered by his century and always all spruced up who barely performed on stage, had greatly benefited from the impact of scopitones, the ancestors of music videos. His strength lay in Arabic lyrics all his compatriots could understand, and catchy melodies accompanied by violin, goblet drum, qanun, tar (a small tambourine with jingles), lute, and sometimes electric guitar on yé-yé compositions. Like a politician, Mazouni drew on all themes knowing that he would nail it each time. This earned him the nickname "Polaroid singer". Mohamed Mazouni crossed the 1960s and 1970s with his dark humor and unifying mix of local styles. Besides his trivial topics, he also denounced racism and the appalling condition of immigrant workers. However, his way of telling of high school girls, cars and pleasure places earned him the favors of France's young migrant zazous. At the end of the 1990s, the distribution of Michèle Collery and Anaïs Prosaïc's documentary on Arabic and Berber scopitones highlighted Mazouni's importance. Mazouni did not stop singing and even had a few local hits, always driven by a "wide targeting" ambition. This compilation, the first one dedicated to him, includes all of his never-reissued "hits" with, as a bonus, unobtainable songs such as "L'amour Maâk", "Bleu Délavé", or "Daag Dagui".With printed inner sleeves and download card."Un Dandy En Exil - Algerie/France 1969-1983" is a captivating LP by Mazouni, released by the renowned label Born Bad / Cargo. This album offers a unique journey through the musical landscape of Algeria and France during a transformative era, blending traditional North African sounds with French chanson and pop influences. The collection showcases Mazouni's poetic lyricism and innovative arrangements, reflecting his experience as an artist in exile navigating two cultures. Born Bad Records is celebrated for its dedication to unearthing rare gems from global music history, often focusing on overlooked or forgotten artists who have made significant cultural contributions. Their releases are known for high-quality production and insightful liner notes that provide context to each project.
Mazouni is an influential figure in Franco-Algerian music, recognized for his poignant storytelling and genre-blending style. Emerging in the late 1960s, he became known for songs that addressed themes of identity, migration, love, and nostalgia?resonating deeply with listeners across generations. His work has been praised both critically and within diaspora communities for capturing the complexities of bicultural life while maintaining universal appeal. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
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