Morgane De Toi

Description

Next May, Renaud will release his new album and turn 70. This is an opportunity to revisit the world of this extraordinary artist by re-listening to his flagship tracks, thanks to this selection of 7 essential albums. L'album de sa Vie - 100 Titres (The Album of His Life - 100 Tracks): This 5CD edition brings together all the great songs Renaud wrote between 1975 and 2019. Morgane de Toi: Released in 1983, *Morgane de toi…* along with *Mistral gagnant* would be the biggest successes of Renaud's career. His reinterpretation of Boris Vian's "Le Déserteur" and the ode to his daughter would be acclaimed by both the public and critics. 'Morgane de toi' would be his first hit and make Renaud one of the most important artists in French music. Ma compil (My Compilation): This is a summary of Renaud's repertoire between 1977 and 1983. It features 14 songs extracted from the studio albums that marked this period, including 'Laisse béton', 'Au sixième', 'Morgane de toi'. An opportunity to enjoy his popular wit, his corrosive humor, and his clever remarks. Les 50 Plus Belles Chansons (The 50 Most Beautiful Songs): This box set brings together all his literary verve and flow of popular expressions: 'Laisse béton', 'Marche à l'ombre', 'Mon beauf'. "My music is simple, but I don't care; I make songs, not music," declared Renaud. Double Best-Of: Released as a double vinyl, this album brings together 19 essential hits (including: Hexagone, Laisse béton, Ma gonzesse, Viens chez moi j'habite chez une copine, Marche à l'ombre, Morgane de toi.) Intégrale Des Enregistrements Studio Et Live 1975 – 1983 (Complete Studio and Live Recordings 1975 – 1983): This box set includes the albums 'Amoureux de Paname', 'Place de ma mob', 'Ma gonzesse', 'Marche à l'ombre', 'Le retour de Gérard Lambert', 'Morgane de toi...', 'Renaud à Bobino', 'Le petit bal du samedi soir' and 'Un Olympia pour moi tout seul'. Intégrale Renaud 1975 – 1983 (Renaud Complete Works 1975 – 1983): The concrete years, the complete studio and live recordings 1975-1983. Presented in the form of a luxurious art book, it contains 11 CDs, a DVD and a 48-page booklet. In total, over 138 tracks including 11 alternative versions. The DVD, composed of INA archives, contains the best of Renaud's TV appearances. The richly illustrated booklet, with many rare and unpublished photos, sheds light on Renaud's career. Didier Varrod's text explains the conception of each album and its main songs, and discusses the singer's influences and artistic collaborations.