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жанры: french, jazz, lounge
альбомы: Chasse à l'homme
Et Cætera
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Clémentine
жанры: french, jazz, lounge
альбомы: Chasse à l'homme
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Subete ga owaru youna kyoufu ni senaka wo osaere Ruisen ga kirau "wakare yo" no go-moji ni rokku wo kakeru Nande nano? Nande nano? Iya iya iya Chotto mae no nukumori wo motto motto I can't believe it I can't understand I don't know what to do I don't know Dindon dindon dindon atama meguru setsuna to ikari I know Zenbu wakatte Subete wakatteta tsumori Nee Demo kotae janakute Riyuu ga hoshiin da!! Satte itta anta nanka wa Bai bai bai Tte iitai kedo ienai no wa Nande? Nande? Anta nanka mitakunai no sa eien ni Tte ietakedo omottenai no wa Nande? Nande? Tsurai Tsurai (Semai heya no naka de mogakiku rashii) Kurai Kurai... (Semai heya no naka de mogakiku rashii) Satte itta anta nanka wa Bai bai bai Tte itai kedo ienai no wa Nande? Nande? Anta nanka mitakunai no sa eien ni Tte ietakedo omottenai no wa Nande? Nande? Motometen da Hoshiin da Etosetora Wakatterun da Modonnai no wa Demo demo Omoubun wa jiyuu daro? Naa etosetora Tanomu dareka Dareka Kotaete kure I know what I want
Это интересно:Claude Bolling (born 10 April 1930), is a renowned French jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and occasional actor.He was born in Cannes, studied at the Nice Conservatory, then in Paris. A child prodigy, by age 14 he was playing jazz piano professionally, with Lionel Hampton, Roy Eldridge, and Kenny Clarke. Bolling's books on jazz technique show that he did not delve far beyond bebop into much avant garde jazz. He was a major part of the traditional jazz revival in the late 1960s, and he became friends with Oscar Peterson.He has written music for over one hundred films, mostly French, starting with the score for a 1957 documentary about the Cannes Film Festival, and including the... продолжение
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