Parenthèses Françoise Hardy

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  • Release Date: 11/28/2006
  • Sales Rank: 66,316
  • Label: CAROLINE
  • UPC: 094635040227

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Parenthèses

1LISTENQue Reste-T-Il de Nos Amours? / Alain Bashung 4:18
2LISTENModern Style / Alain Delon 3:33
3LISTENAmour, Toujours, Tendresse, Caresses... / Jacques Dutronc 2:59
4LISTENPartir Quand Même... 3:58
5LISTENMy Beautiful Demon / Ben Christophers 5:09
6LISTENSoleil / Alain Souchon 3:44
7LISTENCet Enfant Que Je T'Avais Fait / Rodolphe Burger 3:38
8LISTENLe Fou de La Reine / Henri Salvador 4:01
9LISTENLes Sédiments... / Arthur H 3:38
10LISTENLa Rue du Babouin / Maurane 3:12
11LISTENLa Valse des Regrets / Hélène Grimaud 1:57
12LISTENDes Lendemains Qui Chantent / Benjamin Biolay 4:03

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French teen idol and pop icon Françoise Hardy returned to record shelves in 2006 with Parenthèses, a collection of 12 duets. Longtime collaborators like Henri Salvador and husband Jacques Dutronc join some up-and-comers to offer up a slew of some of Hardy's favorites. Among the selections, the intimate and lilting duet with Dutronc, the eerie "My Beautiful Demon" with Ben Christophers and "Le Fou de la Reine" (with the perpetually smooth Henri Salvador) are highlights. Keeping production tricks and mixing slick-ery to a tasteful minimum, Hardy manages to capture quite a bit of the magic that made earlier efforts (like 1971's Question) so uncluttered and engaging. Even Julio Iglesias seems to get into the groove, turning in a fine rendition of Dutronc's aching "Partir Quand Même..." that's neither flashy nor overtly sexy -- just comfortable -- and that's a good overall description of the album as well. ~ J. Scott McClintock, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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