Gently offered by gregosgregos
Les Enfants Terribles was mostly the "thing" of Alain Feral, singer-songwriter-guitarist, a great amateur of joints and an outstanding singer, with a voice tonality to the Pascal Danel (but with balls) and a force of stentor to the Michel Corringe (who will reissue this genius there ??). His group, or rather his community, gathered his wife Luce, brothers and sister Gilles and France Pommier and the solitary Jacques Mouton ... Les Enfants Terribles were born in 1966, and produced until 1969 four Ep precursors of folk songs -rock, with rich and inflamed vocals, supported by acoustic guitars and percussion, sometimes of psychedelic electrical arrangements (the titles of 68 and 69) and with a strong poetic charge. In 1971, Barclay released "C'est la vie", an album, which as tradition wants it then, is a meeting of the Eps, except that this time, the titles are all re-recorded and rearranged. Everything is lighter, more acoustic, the electric guitars leaving the rhythmic for the arabesques. So, "C'est la vie" becomes a real folk album, with a new unity, which, while respecting a "French chanson" tone, is inspired by the British cousins, Incredible String Band in particular.
Les Enfants Terribles was mostly the "thing" of Alain Feral, singer-songwriter-guitarist, a great amateur of joints and an outstanding singer, with a voice tonality to the Pascal Danel (but with balls) and a force of stentor to the Michel Corringe (who will reissue this genius there ??). His group, or rather his community, gathered his wife Luce, brothers and sister Gilles and France Pommier and the solitary Jacques Mouton ... Les Enfants Terribles were born in 1966, and produced until 1969 four Ep precursors of folk songs -rock, with rich and inflamed vocals, supported by acoustic guitars and percussion, sometimes of psychedelic electrical arrangements (the titles of 68 and 69) and with a strong poetic charge. In 1971, Barclay released "C'est la vie", an album, which as tradition wants it then, is a meeting of the Eps, except that this time, the titles are all re-recorded and rearranged. Everything is lighter, more acoustic, the electric guitars leaving the rhythmic for the arabesques. So, "C'est la vie" becomes a real folk album, with a new unity, which, while respecting a "French chanson" tone, is inspired by the British cousins, Incredible String Band in particular.
01C'est La Vie
02Nativité
03J'ai Peur De Vivre
04Le Poète Et La Rose
05Hissez
06Bonjour Le Petit Jour
07Sur Un Fil Blanc
08Wagner
09Titi8
10Quand Mon Arbre
11Monsieur L'Univers
Bonus:
12Quand On En Aura Marre
13Clic - Clac
14Desolee
15Pas De Roses Pour Rosa
16Les Fleurs Imaginaires
17Le Petit Opera De "P'tit Bonhomme"
18Qu'Est-ce Qu'On S'En Fuit!
19Longtemps
20Anachroniques
21Monsieur L'Univers (Version 45 Tours)
22Wagner (Version 45 Tours)
23J'ai Peur De Vivre (Version 45 Tours)
24Hissez! (Version 45 Tours)
25Bonjour Le Petit Jour (Version 45 Tours)
26Nativité (Version 45 Tours)
27Le Poète Et La Rose (Version 45 Tours)
Alain Féral
Luce Feral
Gilles Paumier
France Paumier
Jacques Mouton