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Alongside Paul Mauriat, Raymond Lefèvre and Franck Pourcel, Caravelli (real name: Claude Vasori) was one of France's most popular musical exports, his light orchestral albums selling in their millions around the world. But whereas the classical influence was more pronounced in the music of Mauriat and Lefèvre particularly, the Caravelli sound instead leaned in favour of Latin and jazz, a reflection of his great liking for those styles. This Vocalion's reissue features pair of Caravelli's album - Caravelli At San Remo (1967) and J'aime (1966).

Alongside Paul Mauriat, Raymond Lefèvre and Franck Pourcel, Caravelli (real name: Claude Vasori) was one of France's most popular musical exports, his light orchestral albums selling in their millions around the world. But whereas the classical influence was more pronounced in the music of Mauriat and Lefèvre particularly, the Caravelli sound instead leaned in favour of Latin and jazz, a reflection of his great liking for those styles. This Vocalion's reissue features pair of Caravelli's album - Caravelli At San Remo (1967) and J'aime (1966).

Alongside Paul Mauriat, Raymond Lefèvre and Franck Pourcel, Caravelli (real name: Claude Vasori) was one of France's most popular musical exports, his light orchestral albums selling in their millions around the world. But whereas the classical influence was more pronounced in the music of Mauriat and Lefèvre particularly, the Caravelli sound instead leaned in favour of Latin and jazz, a reflection of his great liking for those styles. This Vocalion's reissue features pair of Caravelli's album - Caravelli At San Remo (1967) and J'aime (1966).

NOW is pleased to announce the next addition in the Millennium series – NOW – Millennium 2008-2009 – out September 27th! 84 tracks across 4 CD’s, showcasing some of the most iconic sounds of the noughties!