Scene de vie
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| Studio album by Patricia Kaas | ||||
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| Label (s) | CBS | |||
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CD, LP, MC |
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Title (number) |
13 |
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running time |
42'11 ″ |
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Jean-Jacques Souplet |
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Scène de vie is the second studio album by the French singer Patricia Kaas .
About the album
Scène de vie was number 1 on the French charts for ten weeks and, like before, received Mademoiselle chante ... diamond status. Bessie is a homage to the black American blues singer Bessie Smith (1894 - 1937), whose circumstances of death remain unexplained, which (theory of bleeding to death in front of a hospital for whites) is thematized in the song. L'enterrement de Sidney Bechet commemorates the jazz musician Sidney Bechet, who died near Paris in 1959 . The decoupled Kennedy Rose , a song about Rose Kennedy , reached number 34 on the French singles chart.
Track list
- Générique (François Bernheim) (1:00)
- Les mannequins d'osier (François Bernheim, Didier Barbelivien ) (3:51)
- L'heure du Jazz (François Bernheim, Didier Barbelivien) (3:59)
- (Où vont les) Cœurs brisés (Charles France, Thierry Delianis) (3:22)
- Regarde les riches (Didier Barbelivien, François Bernheim) (3:41)
- Les hommes qui passent (François Bernheim, Didier Barbelivien) (3:46)
- Bessie (Frank Langolff, Pierre Grosz) (4:07)
- Tropic Blues Bar (Jerry Lipkins, Joëlle Head) (4:00)
- L'enterrement de Sidney Bechet (François Bernheim, Didier Barbelivien) (3:07)
- Kennedy Rose (François Bernheim, Didier Barbelivien, Elisabeth Depardieu) (3:21)
- Une dernière semaine à New York (François Bernheim, Didier Barbelivien) (3:04)
- Patou Blues (François Bernheim, Didier Barbelivien) (3:51)
- Générique (orchestral) (François Bernheim) (1:00)