Glenmor - Cet Amour-Là... (1970) FR 1st Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
Glenmor - Cet Amour-Là…
Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz | 900mb
Label: Barclay / 80.382 | Released: 1970 | Genre: Breton-Folk
A1 Sodome 3:30
A2 Le Retour 2:45
A3 Les Croisades 3:00
A4 Credo De La Joie 5:30
A5 Table D'Hote 2:30
A6 Les Oiseaux 2:30
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B1 Cet Amour-Là 2:35
B2 Dieu Me Damne 2:45
B3 Dame Misère 3:15
B4 Il Se Fit Ane 2:30
B5 Je Rirai Peut-Etre Demain 3:30
B6 La Rose 2:30
Credits
Orchestra – Le Grand Orchestre De François Rauber*
Photography By – Alain Marouani
Written-By – Glenmor
Notes
Mono + Stereo.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Other (Side A): yBarcx 69.613
Other (Side A): XBLY 80.382-1
Other (Side B): yBarcx 69.614
Other (Side B): XBLY 80.382-2
Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz | 900mb
Label: Barclay / 80.382 | Released: 1970 | Genre: Breton-Folk
A1 Sodome 3:30
A2 Le Retour 2:45
A3 Les Croisades 3:00
A4 Credo De La Joie 5:30
A5 Table D'Hote 2:30
A6 Les Oiseaux 2:30
-
B1 Cet Amour-Là 2:35
B2 Dieu Me Damne 2:45
B3 Dame Misère 3:15
B4 Il Se Fit Ane 2:30
B5 Je Rirai Peut-Etre Demain 3:30
B6 La Rose 2:30
Credits
Orchestra – Le Grand Orchestre De François Rauber*
Photography By – Alain Marouani
Written-By – Glenmor
Notes
Mono + Stereo.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Other (Side A): yBarcx 69.613
Other (Side A): XBLY 80.382-1
Other (Side B): yBarcx 69.614
Other (Side B): XBLY 80.382-2
Glenmor - Cet Amour-Là... (1970) FR 1st Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
Glenmor - Cet Amour-Là... (1970) FR 1st Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
Glenmor - Cet Amour-Là... (1970) FR 1st Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
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Emile Le Scanf was born in 1931 at Mael-Carhaix. In 1941, he entered the small seminary in Quintin. After his military service in Paris, he obtained a licence de philosophie at Rennes in 1952. He then travelled extensively in Italy, Greece, Turkey, Yugoslavia and Russia until 1954. During this period he began writing and composing.
His musical career really began in 1959 with a recital in Paris before a small audience. He later released his first album as "Glenmor", Glenmor à la Mutualité. His stage name was derived from words for land (glen) and sea (mor) in Breton. His distinctive style led to popularity.
His songs aggressively asserted the unique cultural identity of Brittany. He portrayed himself as a political radical with anti-clerical and anarchist views. He wore a beard and his hair long, in a revival of the traditional Breton peasant style.
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