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There is very little Ange in À Propos De..., a collection of interpretations from the French songwriter songbook, going from Jacques Brel to Michel Polnareff through Aznavour, Brassens, Nougaro, and Dutronc. Of Ange's creative mid-'70s period, only Christian and Francis Decamps remain. The arrangements are typical of early 1980s: dry, cold synthesizers and drums with sparse guitar solos. Christian Decamps goes through the motions, but the heart is not there. His rendition of Brassens' "Les Copains D'Abord" is lamentable at best, his voice clearly unsuited for Brassens' low and limited register -- he can't decide whether he'll try to sing it low or take it an octave higher. Brel's "À Jeun" is given interesting colors, but nothing comparable to Ange's shockingly beautiful rewriting of "Ces Gens-Là" in 1973 (on Le Cimetière Des Arlequins). Decamps, against all odds, does come to life on Polnareff's "Le Bal Des Laze," and the whole band follows in a 10-minute extravaganza, but it's too little too late. For devoted fans only.

© François Couture /TiVo

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1
A Jeun (Album Version)
00:03:40

Jacques Brel, Author - Gérard Jouannest, Composer - Ange, MainArtist

℗ 1982 Mercury Music Group

2
Le Rouge Et Le Noir
00:04:47

Michel Legrand, ComposerLyricist - Claude Nougaro, Author - Ange, Interprète Vocal, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer

℗ 1982 Mercury Music Group

3
Le Bal Des Laze
00:10:58

PIERRE DELANOE, Author - Michel Polnareff, Composer, Author - Ange, MainArtist

℗ 1982 Mercury Music Group

4
Le Moribond
00:03:55

Jacques Brel, Author, ComposerLyricist - Ange, Interprète Vocal, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer

℗ 1982 Mercury Music Group

5
Les Copains D'Abord
00:04:14

Georges Brassens, ComposerLyricist - Ange, MainArtist - Christian Decamps, Synthesizer, Interprète Vocal, AssociatedPerformer - Francis Decamps, Keyboards, Interprète Vocal, AssociatedPerformer - Laurent Sigrist, Bass Guitar, AssociatedPerformer - Serge Cuenot, Guitar, AssociatedPerformer - Jean-Claude Potin, Drums, AssociatedPerformer

℗ 1982 Mercury Music Group

6
Tu Te Laisses Aller
00:04:43

Charles Aznavour, Author, ComposerLyricist - Ange, Interprète Vocal, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer

℗ 1982 Mercury Music Group

7
Il Est Cinq Heures Paris S'Eveille
00:03:48

Jacques Dutronc, ComposerLyricist - Ange, Interprète Vocal, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer - J. Lanzmann, Author - Anne France Yvon Segalen, Author

℗ 1982 Mercury Music Group

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There is very little Ange in À Propos De..., a collection of interpretations from the French songwriter songbook, going from Jacques Brel to Michel Polnareff through Aznavour, Brassens, Nougaro, and Dutronc. Of Ange's creative mid-'70s period, only Christian and Francis Decamps remain. The arrangements are typical of early 1980s: dry, cold synthesizers and drums with sparse guitar solos. Christian Decamps goes through the motions, but the heart is not there. His rendition of Brassens' "Les Copains D'Abord" is lamentable at best, his voice clearly unsuited for Brassens' low and limited register -- he can't decide whether he'll try to sing it low or take it an octave higher. Brel's "À Jeun" is given interesting colors, but nothing comparable to Ange's shockingly beautiful rewriting of "Ces Gens-Là" in 1973 (on Le Cimetière Des Arlequins). Decamps, against all odds, does come to life on Polnareff's "Le Bal Des Laze," and the whole band follows in a 10-minute extravaganza, but it's too little too late. For devoted fans only.

© François Couture /TiVo

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