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Twenty years after "Ça plane pour moi", Bertrand returned to the public eye as MTV declared him the "most wanted comeback artist". [citation needed] He made a guest appearance on the album Get Ready!, and rerecorded the 1982 song "Stop ou encore", which went originally platinum in Belgium. A "best of" album was released in 1998 on the ...
Le hamac dans les voiles (anthology, 1952) Moi, mes souliers (autobiography, 1955) Le fou de l'île (novel, 1958) Le calepin d'un flâneur (short texts, 1961) L'auberge des morts subites (theater, 1963) Chansons pour tes yeux (poems, 1968) Cent chansons (songs, 1970) Carcajou ou le diable des bois (novel, 1973) Qui est le père? (theater, 1977)
They are identified by their affiliation to the instrument. ... Old Timey. Mike Seeger (1933-2009) [63] ... Royal Estudiantina La Napolitaine. Bulgaria. Oleg Videnov [65]
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In 1936 Adolphe Borchard used it in Sacha Guitry's Le roman d'un tricheur, played by Martenot's sister, Ginette. [39] It was used by composer Brian Easdale in the ballet music for The Red Shoes. [40] [better source needed] French composer Maurice Jarre introduced the ondes Martenot to American cinema in his score for Lawrence of Arabia (1962). [41]
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With the track "La Rock 01", Vitalic created a club anthem which was a hit in the summer of 2001. The track was also included on many compilation albums, even rock compilations. Miss Kittin included "La Rock 01" on her DJ mix album On the Road. [1] In 2005, Vitalic released his debut album, OK Cowboy, on Different/PIAS Recordings.
Ordered on 23 May 1931 as part of the 1930 Naval Program, Le Malin was laid down by Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée at their shipyard in La Seyne-sur-Mer on 16 November 1931. She was launched on 17 August 1933, commissioned on 20 December 1935, completed on 1 May 1936 and entered service on 8 June.