Nino Ferrer

Michel Polnareff, Michel Delpech et Nino Ferrer ont marqué l’histoire de la chanson française par leur talent. Dans « La Rançon du succès », Mireille Dumas nous plonge dans l’intimité de ces trois artistes qui, de succès en déroute, ont su personnifier par leurs chansons l’état d’esprit de la jeunesse des années 1960.

It’s about Nino Ferrer the creator, who always refused to fall into daily problems and easiness, the guy who was a daredevil and not so well known in the end. It’s about this guy that Denis Colin wanted to pay a tribute. This open mindedness of Nino has inspired this album as an echo and as a response. His work on Nino’s songs has never intented to be a revival, neither in the arrangments or in the songs themselves.

A compilation of 75 classic French songs from the decades 60s and 70s. Golden voices like Salvatore Adamo, Claude Francois, Francoise Hardy, France Gall and many others, will guide you back at the years of innocence. Enjoy that beautiful collection in lossless rip.

Retrouvez la sélection officielle de RTL sur la compilation 50 Ans de Chanson Française. Ce coffret 5CD réunit les plus grands titres de la chanson française dont des titres inoubliables interprétés par de magnifiques artistes.

Il n’est pas toujours aisé d’écrire Je t’aime. C’est parfois pour cela qu’on aime tant chanter les mots des autres. Dans son nouvel album, Nolwenn Leroy chante Jacques Higelin, Nino Ferrer, Nicolas Peyrac ou Francis Cabrel, entre autres. Des songwriters qui ont en commun le pouvoir de réconforter les jours de pluie. / It's not always easy to write I love you. Sometimes that's why we love to sing other people's words. In his new album, Nolwenn Leroy sings Jacques Higelin and Nino Ferrer, Nicolas Peyrac, or Francis Cabrel, among others.

Personal compilation with 353 Italian Songs from the Golden Years of the San Remo Festival collected and organized from dozens of LPs and CDs. It is the most complete collection you can ever find for the national festival of Italy.

Killer French pop from the 60s – a smoking set of 22 gems from the deeper reaches of the Barclay Records archives – the legendary company that was right on top of the scene for most of the 60s and 70s! The work here sometimes features familiar tunes, remade in groovier versions – and there's also some more original work too – all served up with the same wonderful vibe as all the other excellent volumes in the mighty Pop A Paris series! Titles include "LSD 25" by 5 Gentlemen, "Intox" by Jean Ferrat, "Mariage A La Chevrotine" by Perkins, "Rentre Sans Moi" by Gillian Hills, "La Cauchemar" by Jean-Pierre Ferland, "Univers" by Ophicucus, "Miami Beach" by Francois Bernheim, "Take Me" by Vigon, "J'En Aimais Un" by Nicoletta, and "Mon Ami" by Cat Et Maxim.