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Sunday, March 21, 2010

by arbor

Baly, Dutertre, Parrenin & Regef
Le Galant Noyé (1975 or 1974)
Ballades et Chansons Traditionnelles Françaises



Le Chant du Monde - LDX 74576

Emmanuelle Parrenin
Jean-Loup Baly
Jean-François Dutertre
Dominique Regef


01. Le Joli Mai
02. Chers Compagnons
03. Sur le Pont de Nantes
04. La Jolie Vigne
05. Le Prince Eugene
06. Noel Bressan
07. Fillettes de Champagne
08. Le Premire D'avril
08. Branle de Poitou
09. Devant Bordeaux
10. Le Galant Noye


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Emmanuelle Parrenin is featured on this album. I'm uncertain as to whether Le Galant Noye is the name of the group or not? Year of release is also uncertain. Does anyone know more about it?


"Le Galant Noye" is title of the album :)
There is 1975 album by the band called "Speed Limit", 
and catalog number is LDX 74575.
So "Le Galant Noye" seems same 1975 album or 1974.
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18 comments:

  1. Progman4421 March, 2010 09:45

    Did you give the guy who uploaded this credit?

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  2. Anonymous22 March, 2010 02:02

    Did you give who pressed this record credit?

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  3. Anonymous22 March, 2010 23:48

    merci et bravo
    c'est le premier disque du groupe Mélusine, refusé par Polydor
    voir ici
    http://trio.eth.chot.free.fr/MOUVEMENT%20FOLK/texte.html

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  4. Anonymous23 March, 2010 17:21

    Thanks a lot with love from Germany,

    Todd

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  5. the pope smokes dope23 March, 2010 22:21

    Did any of you give credit to the PVC-manufacturers?

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  6. Anonymous24 March, 2010 05:01

    did anyone give credit to the people who financed this.yep the creditors

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  7. Anonymous25 March, 2010 07:03

    did you thank the leechers for stalking and taking credit for this

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  8. Anonymous25 March, 2010 22:01

    Did you thank the maker of the coverart?

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  9. ZenBa27 March, 2010 02:04

    Speed Limit - 1975
    1. Sleep Walker
    2. Pava
    3. Abra
    4. Spanish Dream
    5. Ballad to Laura Antonelli
    6. Ducky

    Yochk'o Seffer tenor & soprano sax
    Jean-Louis Bucchi electric piano
    Gerard Curbillon guitar
    Joel Dugrenot bass
    George Jinda drums
    Shiroc percussion

    Speed Limit II – 1976

    Side 1
    1. Time's Tune
    a. Breeze Börealls 6:00
    b. A Run Around The Block 3:40
    c. Jettatura 4:10
    d. Good Night Little Bear 1:05
    2. African Dance No.3 4:00
    Side 2
    1. Pastora Idyl
    a. Pastora Idyl Part 1 1:55
    b. Lemon Tree 8:40
    c. Reaching The Stars 3:21
    d. To The Girl Of The Moon 1:17
    e. Pastora Idyl Part 2 6:14

    Jannick Top
    bass, percussion, vocals

    Yochk'o Seffer
    saxes, clarinet, flute, vocals

    Jean-Louis Bucchi
    electric piano, acoustic piano, vocals

    Shiroc
    cymbals

    George Jinda
    drums, percussion

    With:
    Michel Ripoche,
    Pierre Louis,
    Coatantuec,
    Roland Stepczik
    violin

    Jean-Charles Capon
    cello

    Michel Ripoche
    vIolin solo

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  10. Anonymous27 March, 2010 09:07

    can you post the tracklist and year + label name of chantal weber

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  11. Anonymous28 March, 2010 02:26

    hi there progman, im here waiting for your next Ricky Martin's post. Please, only lossless with scans. Very appreciated.

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  12. Anonymous28 March, 2010 02:36

    hey progman! you live with guys that dont give credits everyday and now you ask for this? weird!!!

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  13. Anonymous28 March, 2010 02:45

    one day Progman will give ut the biggest surprise ever. He will post his own rip for Atmosphere - The German's Gate in wav with scans and.... with an interview with survivor ex members from that band.

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  14. Anonymous28 March, 2010 03:17

    Did someone ever say thanks to the guy that lived next door to the gal that saw the guy that delivered the milk to John Lennon?

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  15. Xavier Marc Perriot28 March, 2010 18:03

    I would like to thank you a lot for all the posts.
    Especially the french ones, these are rare, mostlty unpossible to find recordings. You give us back our music and culture, that otherwise should be forgotten and lost for ever. Thank you again, and I hope you will continue.

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  16. Anonymous29 March, 2010 02:23

    it reminded of what goes on at the 'bnf' blog...

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  17. Jean-Loup baly17 January, 2012 02:05

    Le galant Noyé est le nom d'une ballade. le groupe est la 1° version de "Mélusine". Jean-loup Baly

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  18. Pierre Pastedechouan01 September, 2013 08:42

    J'ai acheté ce disque dans les années 80. Un chef d'oeuvre. Je ne l'ai plus, mais il m'est resté dans la tête depuis. Est-il possible de le télécharger quelque part... même en payant ?

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