Barbara ‎– Amours Incestueuses (1972, Philips)

Media VG+
Sleeve VG+

Format : K7
Cat N° : 7102 206
Style : Chanson

In this album, Barbara collaborates with arranger Jean Musy for a fresh sound and producer Franck Giboni, surrounded by accomplished musicians, crafting a pop-rock direction akin to her hit “L’Aigle Noir.” Notably, the opening track “Amours Incestueuses” portrays mature sensuality between an older woman and a younger man. The album showcases a blend of styles – from the raw fervor of “Colère” to the nuanced critique of adulthood in “Perlimpinpin.” Noteworthy collaborations include “Le Bourreau” with lyricist Etienne Roda-Gil and “La ligne droite,” a dual vocal with Georges Moustaki. The album also revives a jazz touch in tracks like “Rémusat” and “Clair de Nuit,” the latter co-written with Catherine LARA, culminating in the captivating “Printemps.”.