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Mental music machine

Henri Salvador (always good for a laugh)

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And the winners are... (2)

In addition to this post , Dailymotion has a whole bunch of performances from the Victoires-show (sound and images aren't always in sync, alas). Including Vanessa Paradis (above, who paid tribute to Henri Salvador), Emily Loizeau (simply beautiful), and Keren Ann (what's with the new hairdo??).

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Guilty pleasures #6

Ever since buying Die Grosse Jux-Box [1] late last year, I’ve been crazy about the La la la la la singing/laughing chant on that record. Today I hear it on Radio Centraal in a version by French singer Henri Salvador (1917 - 2008) who died last Wednesday. The track is called “Juanita Banana”. The [...]

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RIP Henri Salvador

The dog of French singer Henri Salvador (July 18, 1917 - February 13, 2008) waits in front of the Madeleine Church in Paris before Salvador’s funeral ceremony on February 16th. He began his... Please visit the site to see the pictures and read the content in full.

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Henri Salvador

Obituary: Singer who introduced rock'n'roll into France and was adored by the public

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Henri Salvador - Dans Mon Ile

in post adieu monsieur from Spinning in Air .

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MUSIC: Farewell to singer Henri Salvador

Henri Salvador died last Wednesday at the age of 90. The man who played with Django Reinhardt and Boris Vian went varied from jazz to bossa nova to rock and even children's music. Videos and musical analysis below.

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French news round up

HERE is a quick selection of news articles and features covering all things France that have appeared online in the past few days. There is the story of the launch...

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Jamais pu supporter Henri Salvador

the green men the fog (darshan jesrani mix) atlas sound river card the ruby suns there's soup at the end of the tunnel pix : www.shoboshobo.com

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Henri Salvador

Singer who helped bring rock music to France

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Henri Salvador

Singer who helped bring rock music to France

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Henri Salvador

The great French songster/trickster, Henri Salvador died yesterday at the age of 90. He was a huge figure in French culture for 60 years, from playing Paris cabarets with Django Reinhardt in the 1930s to having produced one of his best albums, Chambre avec Vue , in 2001 (download a song from the album here at Filles Sourires ). To select one bit from a career overflowing with such influences, Salvador...

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Henri Salvador, Singer Who Helped Bring Rock to France, Dies at 90

Mr. Salvador was a French crooner who first went on stage in the cabarets of prewar Paris, played guitar with Django Reinhardt and helped introduce rock ’n’ roll to France. Share This

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Monsieur Salvador has Left the Building

[ Salvador on the cover of an album from 2000 - courtesy of www.zoomrang.com ] ‘Woke up this morning…. felt like Ronnie Drew’ as the old blues standard goes. In fact, I woke up, as per usual, when a news story that actually grabbed my attention came on my radio alarm. This particular morning - amongst [...]

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He brought rock 'n' roll to France

Henri Salvador, the velvet-voiced French musician credited with inspiring the bossa nova, bringing American rock 'n' roll to France and helping to create the music video, died yesterday, his record label said. He was 90.