The prince of pop at the height of his art In 1971, the album Polnareff's was released, considered by many to be his masterpiece. Recorded at Abbey Road with a quadraphonic system, the orchestras are conducted by A. King, B. Sheperd, or by Polnareff himself. Also featured is HerbieFlowers, Lou Reed's bassist). The album blends jazz (Né dans un ice cream), pop (Le Désert n'est plus en Afrique) and soul (Hey you woman). Always on the lookout for new sounds, he uses organs such as the moog on the instrumental Computer's dream.
Michel Polnareff
Polnareff's
Released 2016-12-14 · 11 tracks · BARCLAY
Standard edition (Original 2016 edition, the album as you know it)
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Tracks
1 disc · 11 tracksSide A
A1Voyages
A2Né dans un Ice-Cream
A3Petite petite
Side B
B1...Mais encore
B2Qui a tué grand' maman ?
B3Monsieur l'abbé
B4Hey You Woman
B5A minuit, à midi
Album information
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Pop, French Pop
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