Gainsbourg

Edição de disco
Artista
Serge Gainsbourg
Ano
2011
País
França
Selo
Mercury
Catálogo
2755441
Discogs
#3218405
Código de barras
602527554419
Formato
CD × 21 · Álbum, Reedição, Remasterizado
Gêneros
Jazz, Rock, Reggae, Latina, Pop, Trilhas e musicais
Estilos
Chanson
  1. 1-1Le Poinçonneur Des Lilas2:43
  2. 1-2La Recette De L'Amour Fou1:57
  3. 1-3Douze Belles Dans La Peau1:55
  4. 1-4Ce Mortel Ennui2:56
  5. 1-5Ronsard 581:54
  6. 1-6La Femme Des Uns Sous Le Corps Des Autres3:00
  7. 1-7L'alcool4:00
  8. 1-8Du Jazz Dans Le Ravin2:11
  9. 1-9Charleston Des Déménageurs De Piano2:24
  10. 1-10La Jambe De Bois - Friedland2:35
  11. 1-11Le Poinçonneur Des Lilas2:44
  12. 1-12Ronsard 581:32
Acoustic Guitar
Alan Parker, Judd Proctor
Arranged By
Alan Hawkshaw, Jean-Pierre Sabar
Arranged By, Conductor [Orchestra]
Alain Goraguer, Arthur Greenslade, David Whitaker, Harry Robinson, Jean-Claude Vannier, Michel Colombier
Backing Vocals
I Threes, Judy Mowatt, Marcia Griffiths, Rita Marley
Bass
John K, Robbie Shakespeare
Bass Guitar
Brian Odgers, Dave Richmond
Bass, Programmed By
Billy Rush
Brass, Strings, Keyboards
Don Ray
Phonographic Copyright (p)
Mercury
Published By
Warner Chappell Music France, Éditions Bagatelle, Melody Nelson Publishing, EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Éditions Sidonie, Éditions Raoul Breton, Éditions Gérard Meys, Universal Music Publishing France, Éditions Transatlantiques, EMI Melodies France, G.P.F.I., Le Chant Du Monde, Éditions Méridian, Éditions Semi, Première Music Group, Public Domain, EMI Music Publishing France, Universal MCA Music Publishing France, Editions Musicales ALPHA, Éditions Hortensia, Sido Music, Jean Davoust Editeur, Trinacra Music, Pathé Productions, Hachette Premiere
Recorded At
Studio Blanqui, Philips Studios, Fontana Studios, Studio DMS, Paris, Chappell Recording Studios, Studios Barclay-Hoche Enregistrements, Studio Des Dames, Phonogram Studios, Dynamic Sounds Studios, Compass Point Studios, House Of Music, West Orange, NJ, Dangerous Music Studio, Studios Vogue, Studio Mobile, Saint-Étienne, Studios Ferber, Odyssey Studios, Milord L'Arsouille, Club Du Vieux Colombier
Mixed At
Studio Des Dames, Studio D.E.S., Power Station, Studio Plus XXX, Studio Digital Service
Mastered At
Studio Universal Music France
Manufactured By
Arvato Digital Services
Glass Mastered At
Arvato Digital Services
ÉDITION 20ème ANNIVERSAIRE Numbered limited edition boxset (9000 ex.) 20 x CD + 60 pages color book (11"x11") + Portfolio with 20 recto/verso images(11"x11") on 250 gr paper. #1-1 to 1-9 from the 10" album "" [Philips 76 447], released on 3 September 1958. ℗1958 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 1 & 3 July 1958. #1-10 from the EP "" [Philips 432 325], released in February 1959. ℗1959 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 12 January 1959. #1-11 to 1-15 Demo recording at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 17 February 1958. ℗2011 Mercury. #2-1 to 2-8 from the 10" album "" [Philips 76 473], released in June 1959. ℗1959 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 12,14,25,27 & 29 May and 4 June 1959. #2-9 to 2-12 from the EP "" [Philips 432 437], released in June 1960. ℗1960 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 12 May 1960. #3-1 to 3-10 from the 10" album "" [Philips 76 516], released on 5 May 1961. ℗1961 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 8,10,14 February and 3,9,13 & 16 March 1961. #4-1 to 4-8 from the 10" album "" [Philips 76 553], released on 23 May 1962. ℗1962 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 14,16,20,21 & 28 March and 16 April 1962. #4-9 to 4-12 from the EP "" [Philips 432 862], released in January 1963. ℗1963 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Philips Fontana, London from 2 to 5 January 1963. #5-1 to 5-12 from the album "" [Philips 77 980], released on 7 January 1964. ℗1964 Mercury. #5-13 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S. in 2011. Recorded at Studio DMS, Paris, 12,13 & 14 November 1964. #6-1 to 6-12 from the album "" [Philips 77 842], released in November 1964. ℗1964 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Blanqui, Paris, 5 to 10 and 16 & 27 October 1964. #7-1 to 7-4 from 7" EP" " [Philips 437 167], released in January 1966. ℗1966 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, December 1965. #7-5 to 7-8 from the EP "" [Philips 437 355], released in July 1967. ℗1967 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Chappell, London, June 1967. #7-9 from 7" EP "" [Philips 460 247], released on 2 January 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Hoche, Paris, December 1967. #7-10 to 7-13 from 7" EP "" [Philips 437 431], released in June 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Chappell, London, May 1968. #7-14 to 7-17 are alternative mixes recorded at Studio Chappell, London, in June 1967. #7-14 & #7-16 ℗1996 Mercury. #7-17 ℗1989 Mercury. #7-18 & 7-19 from the 7" SP promo [Fontana 261 623] released 24 January 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Vocals recorded at Studio Hoche, Paris, December 1967. #7-20 recorded at Studio Hoche, Paris in December 1967. ℗1989 Mercury. #8-1 & 8-2 from 7" EP "" [Philips 370 751], released in December 1968. ℗1968 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 12 November 1968. #8-3 & 8-4 from 7" SP "" [Fontana 260 196], released in February 1969. ℗1969 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 12 & 19 November 1969. #8-5 & 8-6 from 7" SP "" [Philips 370 777], released in January 1969. ℗1969 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 16, 17 & 18 December 1968. #8-7 to 8-11 from the LP "[r=404828"] [Fontana 885 545], released in June 1969. ℗1969 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Fontana, London, 16, 17 & 18 December 1968. #8-12 from 7" SP "" [Fontana 6010 054], released in January 1972. ℗1972 Mercury. Recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, December 1971. #9-1 to 9-7 from the album "" [Philips 6325 071], released on 24 March 1971. ℗1971 Mercury. #9-8 & 9-9 instrumental versions exclusive to this boxset. ℗2011 Mercury. Orchestra basses recorded at Studio Philips Marble Arch, London, 21 to 23 April 1970. Strings recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, 4,5,8 & 11 May 1970. Vocals recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, 11 to 14 January 1971. Mixed at Studio des Dames, Paris, 1 to 4 February 1971. #10-1 to 10-10 from the album "" [Philips 6499 731], released on 16 November 1973. ℗1973 Mercury. #10-11 to 10-14 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S., Paris in 2011. ℗2011 Mercury. Backings recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 26 to 28 March 1973. Vocals and percussion recorded and mixed at Studio des Dames, Paris, 7 to 14 May and 17, 19 & 25 September 1973. #11-1 to 11-10 from the album "" [Philips 6325 195], released on 8 January 1975. ℗1975 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 26 November to 2 December 1974. #12-1 to 12-12 from the album "" [Philips 9101 097], released on 18 November 1976. ℗1976 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 16 to 21 August 1976. Mixed at Studio des Dames, Paris, 14 September 1976. #13-1 to 13-12 from the album "" [Philips 9101 218], released on 13 March 1979. ℗1979 Mercury. #13-13 to 13-15 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S., Paris in 2011. ℗2011 Mercury. Recorded at Dynamic Sounds Studio, Kingston, 12 to 24 January 1979. #14-1 to 14-12 from the album "" [Philips 6313 270], released on 17 November 1981. ℗1981. #14-13 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S. in 2011. ℗2011. Recorded at Compass Point Studios, Nassau, September 1981. #15-1 to 15-8 from the album "" [Philips 822 849] ℗1984 Mercury. #15-9 alternative mix ℗1997 Mercury. Recorded at Studio House Of Music, New Jersey, June 1984. Mixed at Power Station, New York. #15-10 & 15-11 from the LP "", released in November 1986. ℗1986 Mercury. Backings recorded at Studio Dangerous Music, New Jersey, October 1986. Vocals recorded and mixed at Studio Plus Trente, Paris, November 1986. #15-12 from the 12" "" [Philips 880 620], released in March 1985. ℗1985. #16-1 to 16-10 from the album "" [Philips 834 034], released on 2 November 1987. ℗1987 Mercury. Backings recorded at Studio Dangerous Music, New Jersey, 17 to 30 August 1987. Vocals recorded and mixed at Studio Digital Service, Paris, September 1987. #16-11 from the 12" "" [Philips 870 002], released in November 1987. ℗1987 Mercury. #16-12 from the 12" "" [Philips 870 510], released in June 1988. ℗1988 Mercury. #17-1 Exclusive to this boxset - mixed at Studio D.E.S. in 2011. Recorded at Studio Vogue, Villetaneuse, 22 January 1975. ℗2011 Mercury #17-2 & 17-3 from the 7" SP "" [Philips 6009 678], released in June 1975. ℗1975 Mercury. Recorded in Paris from 4 to 6 June 1975. #17-4 from 7" "" [Fontana 6010 118], released in October 1976. ℗1976 Mercury. #17-5 & 17-6 From the 7" "" [Philips 6042 272], released in June 1977. ℗1977 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, May 1977. #17-7 & 17-8 From the 12" "" [Philips 9199 777], released on 10 June 1978. ℗1978 Mercury. #17-9 & 17-10 From the 7" SP "" [Philips 6042 412], released in June 1978. ℗1978 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Phonogram, London, 22 to 24 May 1978. #17-11 From Bijou LP "" [Philips 9101 178], released in April 1978. ℗1978 Mercury. Recorded in March & April 1978. Backings at Studio Mobile, Saint-Étienne. Vocals at Studio Ferber, Paris. #17-12 & 17-13 from LP "" [Philips 6313 172], released in May 1981. ℗1981 Mercury. Recorded at Studio Odyssey, London, February 1981. #17-14 From the 7""" [Philips 884 590-7], released in February 1986. ℗1986 Polydor. Vocals recorded at Studio des Dames, Paris, 2 November 1985. #18-1 Archive Radio INA recorded at Milord l'Arsouille, 30 December 1957. Show 'La Vie Parisienne' by Jacques Peuchmaurd, broadcasted 5 January 1958. ℗1958 INA. #18-2 Archive Radio INA recorded at Club Du Vieux Colombier, 15 June 1961. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted 18 June 1961. ℗1961 INA. #18-3 Archive Radio INA recorded 22 December 1961. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted on 25 December 1961. ℗1961 INA. #18-4 Archive Radio INA recorded 13 December 1962. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted on 16 December 1962. ℗1962 INA. #18-5 Archive Radio INA recorded 11 January 1963. Show 'Avant-Premières' by Jean Grunebaum and Pierre Grimblat, broadcasted on 13 January 1963. ℗1963 INA. #18-6 Archive TV INA. Show 'Teuf-Teuf' directed by Georges Folgoas, broadcasted 5 October 1963. ℗1963 INA. #18-7 Archive TV INA. Show 'Du Yoyo Au Yéyé' directed by Igor Barrère, broadcasted on 18 July 1964. ℗1964 INA. #18-8 Archive TV INA. Show 'Entrez Dans La Confidence', directed by Jacqueline Joubert, broadcasted 13 April 1968. ℗1968 INA. #18-9 & 18-10 Archive Radio INA. Recorded 15 December 1962. Show 'Performances' by Pierre Crenesse, Marcel Dynine and Francis Gastambide, broadcasted on 16 December 1962. ℗1962 INA. #18-11 Archive TV INA. Show 'Palmarès De La Chanson', directed by Roger Pardines and André-Pierre Teisseire, broadcast live on 30 March 1967. ℗1967 INA. #18-12 to 18.14 Archives Europe 1 (radio). Show 'Cinq Six Sept' by Jacques Ourevitch, broadcasted live 31 July 1974. ℗1974 Europe 1. #19-1 from "". Movie directed by Jacques Doniol-Valcross and released on 20 January 1960. Recorded in December 1959. ℗1960 Domaine Public. #19-2 from "". Movie directed by Michel Boisrond and released on 4 March 1964. Recorded in 1964. ℗1964 Warner Chappell Music France. #19-3 from "Les Plus Belles Escroqueries Du Monde". Movie released on 14 August 1964. Recorded in April 1964. #19-4 & 19-5 from "". TV Series directed by Claude Loursais and Marcel Bluwal. Broadcasted from 7 January 1967 on. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Warner Chappell Music France. #19-6 from "". Musical comedy directed by Pierre Koralnik, broadcasted on television 13 January 1967. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Mercury. #19-7 from "". Movie directed by Jacques Poitrenaud, released on 7 June 1968. Recorded in August 1967. ℗1968 Mercury. #19-8 from "". Movie directed by Georges Lautner, released on 14 March 1968. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #19-9 Refused song for ". Movie directed by Jean Aurel, released on 21 February 1968. Recorded in January 1968. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #19-10 from "". Movie directed by Pierre Grimblat, released on 27 July 1969. Recorded in 1969. ℗1969 Warner Chappell Music France. #19-11 from "". Movie directed by Pierre Koralnik, released on 2 September 1970. Recorded in May 1970. ℗1970 Jean-Claude Vannier / Melody Nelson Publishing. #19-12 French title music from the animation movie 'Un Petit Garçon Nommé Charlie Brown', released on 23 September 1970. Recorded in April 1970. ℗1970 Mercury. #19-13 from "". Movie directed by Claude Berri, released on 25 October 1972. Recorded in September 1972. ℗1972 Sido Music / Hortensia. #19-14 from "". Movie directed by François Leterrier, released on 14 October 1977. Recorded in June 1977. ℗1977 Melody Nelson Publishing. #19-15 from 'Aurais Dû Faire Gaffe...Le Choc Est Terrible', directed by Jean-Henri Meunier, released on 16 November 1977. Recorded in 1977. ℗1977 Mercury. #19-16 to 19-19 from "". Movie directed by Claude Berri, released on 17 December 1980. Recorded in April 1980. ℗1980 Mercury. #20-1 from "". Movie directed by Hervé Bromberger, released on 5 February 1960. Recorded in October 1959. ℗1960 Domaine Public. #20-2 from "". Movie directed by Jacques Doniol-Valcross and released on 20 January 1960. Recorded in December 1959. ℗1960 Domaine Public. #20-3 from "". Movie directed by Jacques Poitrenaud, released on 29 May 1963. Recorded in March 1963. ℗1963 Warner Chappell Music France. #20-4 from 'Les Coeurs Verts', directed by Edouard Luntz, released on 30 November 1966. Recorded in 1966. ℗2001 Éditions Transatlantiques. #20-5 from the reissue "". Musical comedy directed by Pierre Koralnik, broadcasted on television on 13 January 1967. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Mercury. #20-6 from "". Musical comedy directed by Pierre Koralnik, broadcasted on television on 13 January 1967. Recorded in 1966. ℗1967 Mercury. #20-7 from "Si J'étais Un Espion". Movie directed by Bertrand Blier, released on 30 August 1967. Recorded in 1967. ℗1967 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-8 from "". Movie directed by Jacques Roufflo, released on 29 November 1967. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1967 Melody Nelson Publishing. #20-9 is an unreleased instrumental version from "Le Pacha". Movie directed by Georges Lautner, released on 14 March 1968. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-10 from "". Movie directed by Georges Lautner, released on 14 March 1968. Recorded in September 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-11 from "". Movie directed by Jacques Poitrenaud, released on 7 June 1968. Recorded in August 1967. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-12 from 'Mister Freedom'. directed by William Klein, released on 9 January 1969. ℗1968 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-13 from "". Movie directed by Pierre Grimblat, released on 27 July 1969. Recorded in 1969. ℗1969 Warner Chappell Music France. #20-14 from "". Movie directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre, released on 22 February 1970. Recorded in January 1970. ℗1969 Sido Music / Hortensia. #20-15 & 20-16 from "". Movie directed by Pierre Koralnik, released on 2 September 1970. Recorded in May 1970. ℗1970 Melody Nelson Publishing / Jean-Claude Vannier. #20-17 from "". Movie directed by Serge Gainsbourg, released on 10 March 1976. Recorded in February 1976. ℗1976 Melody Nelson Publishing. #20-18 & 20-19 from "". Movie directed by Just Jaeckin, released on 11 May 1977. Recorded in March 1977. ℗1977 Mercury. #20-20 from "". Movie directed by François Leterrier, released on 14 October 1977. Recorded in June 1977. ℗1978 Mercury. #20-21 from "". Movie directed by Bertrand Blier, released on 23 April 1986. Recorded in March 1986. ℗1986 Hachette Premiere / Melody Nelson Publishing. CD17 is enhanced with OpenDisc technology. It gives a.o. access to one audio track "Valse De Melody (Version Instrumentale)" (6:00) and a photo gallery. Compilation ℗ 2011 Mercury, un label Universal Music France Publishers: #1-1 to 4-8, 4-10 to 4-12, 5-1, 5-6 to 5-8, 7-2, 7-4, 7-6, 7-7, 7-11, 7-12, 7-15, 7-16, 8-2, 8-8, 8-9, 8-12, 13-1, 18-1 to 18-5, 18-7, 18-8, 19-1, 19-2, 19-4 to 19-6, 20-1 to 20-3, 20-5, 20-6 Warner Chappell Music France / Melody Nelson Publishing #5-2 to 5-5, 5-9 to 5-13, 6-2, 6-5 to 6-7, 6-12, 10-1 to 11-4, 11-6 to 12-5, 12-7 to 12-12, 13-2 to 13-5, 13-7 to 13-15, 14-2 to 14-15-9, 15-12 to 16-4, 16-6 to 16-9, 16-11, 17-1 to 17-4, 17-6 to 17-12, 19-14, 20-17 to 20-19 Melody Nelson Publishing #4-9, 6-3, 6-5, 7-1, 7-3, 19-11, 20-8, 20-15, 20-16 Bagatelle. #6-1 EMI Blackwood Music Inc. / Sidonie #6-4, 6-10, 17-13, 18-12 Raoul Breton Editions #6-7 Productions Gérard Meys / EMI Blackwood Music Inc. #6-8 Melody Nelson Publishing / Sidonie #6-9 Melody Nelson Publishing / EMI Blackwood Music Inc. #6-11 Productions Gérard Meys #7-5, 7-9 to 7-10, 7-13, 7-14, 7-17 to 7-19 Melody Nelson Publishing / Bagatelle. #8-1, 8-3 to 8-7, 8-10, 8-11 Bagatelle / Melody Nelson Publishing #9-1, 9-3, 9-5, 9-7, 9-8 Bagatelle / Warner Chappell Music France #9-2, 9-4, 9-6, 9-9 Bagatelle / Warner Chappell Music France / Melody Nelson Publishing #11-5 Warner Chappell Music France / Universal Music Publishing France #12-5 Melody Nelson Publishing / Transatlantiques #13-6, 17-14 EMI Melodies France #14-1 Sidonie / Melody Nelson Publishing #15-10 GPFI / Le Chant Du Monde #15-11 GPFI / Melody Nelson Publishing #16-5 Meridian #16-10, 16-12 Semi #17-5 Première Music Group #18-6 Droits Réservés #18-9, 18-11 Domaine Public #18-10 EMI Music Publishing France #18-13 Universal MCA Music Publishing France / EMI Music Publishing France #18-14 Alpha Editions Musicales #19-3 Warner Chappell Music France / Hortensia #19-7 Universal MCA Music Publishing France #19-8, 19-13 Hortensia #19-9, 20-7, 20-9 to 20-12, 20-14 Sido Music #19-10, 20-13 Warner Chappell Music France / Semi / Melody Nelson Publishing #19-12 Jean Davoust #19-15, 20-20 Trinacra Music / Melody Nelson Publishing #19-16 to 19-19 Pathé Productions #20-4 Transatlantiques #20-21 Hachette Premiere / Melody Nelson Publishing On most of the discs the "BERTELSMANN" part of the matrix number is not visible since they are printed close to the edge.

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