Name: Cabarets 1954 - 1956
Brand: Jacques Brel

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DFINA25

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Black

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Limited edition

Release date

2023-01-13

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3760370261179

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1 / Black / LP

Artist

Jacques Brel

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Rest of World

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Jacques Brel was a Belgian singer, songwriter, actor, and film director. Born on April 8, 1929 in Schaarbeek, Brussels, Belgium and passed away on October 9, 1978 in Bobigny, France. He sang predominantly in French but also had several versions of his songs in Dutch. One of his notable songs is "Marieke" where he combined both languages in the

INA (Institut national de l'audiovisuel) is a French public foundation that has been preserving and archiving French radio and television broadcasts since its establishment in 1974. With the legal deposit of these audiovisual materials, INA ensures the safeguarding of France's rich broadcasting heritage.

Over the years, INA has become renowned for its vast sound archive, which includes an extensive collection of radio and sound recordings. In addition to serving as a repository for these valuable resources, INA also operates as a proper label, publishing selected recordings from its archive.

Originally known as Institut national de la communication audiovisuelle (1982-1986), INA was officially founded in 1986. Its dedication to preserving and promoting France's audiovisual history has made it an authoritative institution in the field. Whether credited directly or indirectly, *INA* plays a significant role in ensuring that this cultural legacy remains accessible to future generations.

The very first studio radio recordings of Jacques Brel performing in three of the most mythical french cabarets : Chez Geneviève, Chez Gilles and l’Échelle de Jacob, between 1954 and 1956.

First radio recordings of Jacques Brel’s performances in three mythical cabarets (Chez Geneviève, Chez Gilles and L'Échelle de Jacob, between 1954 and 1956). Accompanied by his only guitar, the newcomer to Paris delivers with the assurance of a future star his first compositions (including his first hit, Quand on n'a qu'amour, recorded here several months before his 45-rpm edition). The second side offers a recital in public by Jacques Brel, recorded for the show 'Discoparade' at the Alhambra in 1962. Far from the confidential&nbsp;beginnings, accompanied by a piano and a string ensemble, the artist, ovationed, performs Les Bourgeois, Marieke, La Valse à mille temps or Ne me quitte pas.

Cabarets 1954 - 1956

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