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Evgen Kirjuhel ‎– Evgen Kirjuhel (1972, Disques Droug)

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Media NM
Sleeve VG+

Format : LP
Cat N° : 30.120
Style : Celtic

Born Jean-Frédéric Brossard on July 28, 1939, in Paris, Evgen Kirjuhel (meaning “high house” in Breton) is a composer, poet, guitar and metal harp player, and a versatile singer. He was a provocative troubadour during the May 68 protests in Europe and wrote the song “Ah! le joli mois de mai” in Paris, which supported the struggles of workers and peasants. Kirjuhel was a representative of the socially-engaged Breton song movement in the 1970s, but later became interested in the roots of Greek music. Drawing inspiration from Celtic tradition, blues, jazz, and flamenco, Kirjuhel creates a crystal-clear universe of music with multiple influences.

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A1 – Kemperlé-Médréac
A2 – Négro Song A La Manière De Langston Hughes
A3 – Eloge De La Folie
A4 – Calvaire Breton
A5 – Joint Francais – Saint-Brieg
B1 – Le Paysan
B2 – Banlieues
B3 – Les Mâles
B4 – Chant Funèbre A La Mémoire De Pierre Overney

Weight 0,23 kg