Auberge

A Prague, Josef Švejk, vendeur de chiens, se précipite pour s'engager lorsqu'éclate la Première Guerre mondiale. Pourtant, l'administration est embarrassée par cet encombrant soldat pétri de bonne volonté mais aux capacités limitées. Josef entame un périple entre hôpital psychiatrique, prison et auberge sans jamais avoir l'occasion de croiser l'empereur. …

Les Blaireaux sont un groupe de chanson française originaire de Lille. Leurs spectacles oscillent entre humour et émotion, avec une mise en scène très poussée. On les compare souvent aux Frères Jacques, à Brel ou à Renaud.
Le groupe a cessé ses activités depuis 2013 mais certains de ses membres sont apparus sur scène pour quelques rares représentations depuis.

La famille Dérigny, avec leurs deux enfants Jacques et Paul ont quitté l'auberge de l'Ange Gardien pour accompagner Dourakine dans son pays,la Russie. La nièce du général et ses quatres garnements accourent pour capter l'héritage…

This boxed set contains the recorded legacy of the ‘meteor’ Georges Cziffra, preserved in 40 CDs that make for consistently varied and thrilling listening. They bring together all the studio recordings Cziffra made for EMI and Philips, from his first 25 cm, 33 rpm microgroove LP, released in 1956 when he arrived in Paris, to the last sessions in the Saint-Frambourg chapel in Senlis in May 1986 a few years before he died.

Best known for his string of late-'80s MOR blues-pop hit singles, Middlesbrough's biggest musical export Chris Rea has spent the best part of the noughties reinventing himself as a Tom Waits-esque troubadour with a series of ambitious and often gargantuan-sized albums focusing on the vintage slide guitar blues sounds that influenced his hugely successful 30-year career. More up to date than 1994's The Best Of and more extensive than 2005's Heartbeats, Still So Far to Go is the husky-voiced guitarist's first hits collection to place as much emphasis on his later more revered and prolific output as his more familiar and commercial airplay staples. Spanning four decades, the comprehensive two-CD, 34-track compilation features material from his 1978 debut Whatever Happened to Benny Santini? (his biggest U.S. hit, "Fool [If You Think It's Over]") right up to 2005's mammoth 11-disc offering Blue Guitars ("Somewhere Between Highway 61 & 49"), including the 1996 soundtrack La Passione ("When the Grey Skies Turn to Blue") to his self-penned film of the same name.