France Guerin

« Les brefs récits de vie de quatorze personnes nées entre 1860 et 1914 constituent la matière remarquable de ce document. Leurs paroles furent recueillies entre 1950 et 1990 par des instituteurs de la mouvance Freinet et leurs élèves. Outre l’épaisseur historique que ces paroles font entendre, elles disent la dureté du quotidien, mais aussi l’entraide, le sens de l’effort et la solidarité, valeurs qui fondent une communauté démocratique. …

Cet ouvrage présente : - Un Guide historique - Connaître les rois et chefs d'état de la France - Leur rôle dans l'histoire - Une notice claire et précise sur ces personnalités de l'histoire.

Hector Berlioz, France’s greatest Romantic composer, exemplifies the spirit of his age – yet his genius was also ahead of its time. Reflecting his colourful life, his music is astonishing for its originality and ambition, and for orchestration of groundbreaking brilliance. This, the first-ever complete Berlioz edition, comprises carefully selected recordings and even includes works completely new to the catalogue. The accompanying booklet, lavishly illustrated, contains a fascinating commentary from Berlioz biographer David Cairns, whose words bring the composer’s music still more vividly to life.

Sonny Sharrock - Monkey-Pockie-Boo (1970) {Sunspots SPOT 504 rel 2002}
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© 1970, 2002 Sunspots / BYG Records | SPOT 504
Jazz / Avant-Garde Jazz / Guitar

Wow! This is one of Sonny Sharrock's rare early recordings, recorded in France shortly after he had been playing with Herbie Mann. The groove's kind of crazy, and it's amazing that Sonny jumped out so soon after leaving the sort of pop-jazz environs he was in with Herbie – but hey, lots of players got to France in the 60s, and completely let their bag open up – so why not Sonny? Wife Linda's on vocals on the session, and they're backed up by Beb Guerin on bass and Jacques Thollot on drums. Titles include "27th Day", "Soon", and "Monkey Pockie Boo".