Gainsbourg Percussions
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'''''Percussions''''' is an [[album]] of previously recorded singles by [[Serge Gainsbourg]] released in [[1964]]. | '''''Percussions''''' is an [[album]] of previously recorded singles by [[Serge Gainsbourg]] released in [[1964]]. | ||
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+ | The album featured [[Babatunde Olatunji]]'s drum-heavy tunes "Kiyakiya (Why Do You Run Away?)", "Akiwowo (Chant to the Trainman)" and "[[Jin-go-lo-ba]]" which are featured on Olatunji's acclaimed ''[[Drums of Passion]]'' LP (1959). They appeared, with new French lyrics but otherwise identical in rhythm, melody and overall sound, as "[[Joanna]]", "[[New York – U.S.A.]]" and "[[Marabout]]", respectively – without any credit given to Olatunji. | ||
== Tracklisting == | == Tracklisting == |
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Percussions is an album of previously recorded singles by Serge Gainsbourg released in 1964.
The album featured Babatunde Olatunji's drum-heavy tunes "Kiyakiya (Why Do You Run Away?)", "Akiwowo (Chant to the Trainman)" and "Jin-go-lo-ba" which are featured on Olatunji's acclaimed Drums of Passion LP (1959). They appeared, with new French lyrics but otherwise identical in rhythm, melody and overall sound, as "Joanna", "New York – U.S.A." and "Marabout", respectively – without any credit given to Olatunji.
Tracklisting
- "Couleur Café"[1]
- "Les Sambassadeurs"
- "Coco And Co"
- "Tatoue Jérémie"
- "Ces Petits Riens"
- "Marabout"
- "Joanna"
- "Là-Bas C'est Naturel"
- "Pauvre Lola"
- "Quand Mon 6,35 Me Fait Les Yeux Doux"
- "Machins Choses"
- "New York USA" [2]
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