Jacques Higelin
Idioma disponible: inglésJacques Higelin was born in Brou-sur-Chantereine, a working-class village east of Paris, on October 18, 1940. Jacques' father was both a railroad worker and a music enthusiast who supported his son's love of performing from a young age. Jacques' interests turned toward jazz, and he began singing at the cinemas and on radio competitions while still a boy. By his early teens, he had quit school and gotten work as a stunt man, earning small contracts at first, but soon performing full-time. His film work had him rubbing shoulders with people like Sidney Bechet and film composer Henri Crolla, who taught him guitar. After a brief stint at the René Simon School of Drama and two years of military service, Higelin went back to working in cinema and café-theater. By the mid-'60s, he had made a name for himself, and was offered his first opportunity to record. Douze Chansons d'Avant le Deluge was shortly followed by Quinze Chansons d'Avant le Deluge, both renderings of Boris Vian's songs recorded with Brigitte Fontaine. Higelin continued to turn even more attention toward music, using the medium to express his leftist political ideals. The early '70s found Higelin as a beloved native son of the Parisian artistic underground. In 1971 he released his first solo record, Jacques "Crabouif" Higelin, comprised entirely of his own compositions. He found a new voice in the mid-'70s rock era with his record BBH 75, followed by Irradie a few years later. Musical grit combined with a poet's attention to verse would come to characterize his career. Through the '80s and '90s and into the new millennium, Higelin has continued to write and record prolifically, releasing a new project every few years straight up to 2006's Amor Doloroso.
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Jacques Higelin was born in Brou-sur-Chantereine, a working-class village east of Paris, on October 18, 1940. Jacques' father was both a railroad worker and a music enthusiast who supported his son's love of performing from a young age. Jacques' interests turned toward jazz, and he began singing at the cinemas and on radio competitions while still a boy. By his early teens, he had quit school and gotten work as a stunt man, earning small contracts at first, but soon performing full-time. His film work had him rubbing shoulders with people like Sidney Bechet and film composer Henri Crolla, who taught him guitar. After a brief stint at the René Simon School of Drama and two years of military service, Higelin went back to working in cinema and café-theater. By the mid-'60s, he had made a name for himself, and was offered his first opportunity to record. Douze Chansons d'Avant le Deluge was shortly followed by Quinze Chansons d'Avant le Deluge, both renderings of Boris Vian's songs recorded with Brigitte Fontaine. Higelin continued to turn even more attention toward music, using the medium to express his leftist political ideals. The early '70s found Higelin as a beloved native son of the Parisian artistic underground. In 1971 he released his first solo record, Jacques "Crabouif" Higelin, comprised entirely of his own compositions. He found a new voice in the mid-'70s rock era with his record BBH 75, followed by Irradie a few years later. Musical grit combined with a poet's attention to verse would come to characterize his career. Through the '80s and '90s and into the new millennium, Higelin has continued to write and record prolifically, releasing a new project every few years straight up to 2006's Amor Doloroso.
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Champagne pour tout le monde
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1979
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Alertez Les Bébés (Réédition 2007)
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1976
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BBH 75 (Réédition 2007)
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1974
Discoteca Ideal Qobuz16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo -
Tombé du ciel
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1988
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No Man's Land
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1978
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Aux héros de la voltige
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1994
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Higelin à Mogador (Hold Tight) [Live]
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1981
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Beau repaire
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Jive Epic el 1 abr. 2013
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Caviar pour les autres
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1979
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Amor Doloroso
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 17 nov. 2006
Prolific French singer and songwriter Jacques Higelin has been recording for nearly 50 years now, with a career that stretches back into the mid-'60s, ...
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Higelin Le Rex (Live)
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1992
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Higelin live 2000 (Live)
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 17 ene. 2000
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Higelin Platinum
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 8 jul. 2008
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Higelin 82
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 7 mar. 1982
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Higelin 75
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Jive Epic el 7 oct. 2016
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Champagne pour tout le monde, caviar pour les autres
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 ene. 1979
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Paradis païen
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 1 sept. 1998
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Coup de foudre
Jacques Higelin
Chanson francesa - Editado por Believe el 18 feb. 2010
Prolific French singer and songwriter Jacques Higelin has been recording for nearly 50 years now, with a career that stretches back into the mid-'60s, ...
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