(Jazz, Guitar Swing Jazz, Guitar Instrumental) Rodolphe Raffalli - A Georges Brassens vol. 1 and 2 - 2003, 2006 MP3 (tracks), 256 kbps

#7771 La marine 00:03:01
2 L orage 00:03:41
3 Supplique pour etre enterre sur la plage de sete 00:02:44
4 J ai rendez vous avec vous 00:04:12
5 La marche nuptiale 00:08:15
6 Les croquants 00:02:06
7 Penelope 00:05:28
8 Je me suis fait tout petit 00:02:06
9 Les passantes 00:04:20
10 Histoire de faussaires 00:03:04
11 Les copains d abord 00:04:31
12 Le vieux leon 00:03:50
13 Oncle archibald 00:03:46
Продолжительность: 51:53 мин.

#7771 Chanson pour l auvergnat 00:05:36
2 Les sabots d helene 00:02:38
3 Becassine 00:04:10
4 Jeanne 00:04:48
5.Les ricochets 00:03:33
6 Au bois de mon coeur 00:03:40
7 Le grand chene 00:02:03
8 Le parapluie 00:04:00
9 La mauvaise reputation 00:05:04
10 Rien a jeter 00:01:41
11 Marinette 00:03:39
12 La chasse aux papillons 00:03:24
Продолжительность: 44:46 мин.

“Between generosity and timidity, fidelity to the roots of the gypsy swing and need to conquer new territories, this Selmer style playing guitarist is distinguishable from any others by his unique sensitivity and audacity. Long-time well known from the gypsy style lovers in Paris, Rodolphe recorded his first CD in year 2001. His « Hommage to Georges Brassens », fruit of an eclectic and very personal swing, achieved an amazing success in France, while we were commemorating the 20 years anniversary of the great poet’s death. 15 000 sold CDs later, Rodolphe reunited his team to record another rare beauty. « Gypsy Swing Guitar », his second CD, recorded in 2003 (with already legendary jazzmen Christian Escoudé and Florin Nicolescu), is really impressive by its inspiration, its innovation and its repertoire. A musician that sounds like no-one else : this hard-to-achieve definition of a true jazz player ! In this new opus, Rodolphe Raffalli continues his tribute to Georges Brassens with new titles and new arrangements, like “La Mauvaise Réputation” in the gypsy bossa style or a “Chanson pour l’Auvergnat” in the alsacian very swinging way of playing ! A new monument !” Patrick Frémeaux & Benjamin Goldenstein