
Album info:
Cry Love /
Anderson Fair
/ Burnin' Moonlight
/ Jumpin' Tracks
/ One More
Christmas /
Texafrance /
Texafrance-Encore! /
High Road / Lone Star Sky
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Christine Albert -
Texafrance
Danny Levin -
keyboards, violin, cello Produced
by Mitch Watkins |
1. Let It Be Me / Je t'appartiens
3:30 |
MoonHouse
Records MH 2897
cp2005 MoonHouse Records PO Box
41021 Austin, Texas 78704.
All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
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1. Let It Be Me / Je t'appartiens
3:30 (Gilbert Becaud and Pierre Delanoe) English lyric by Mann Curtis MCA Music (ASCAP)
2. No One Two Steps Like You / Personne Ne Two Step Comme Toi
2:44 3. La Vie En rose 3:03
4. Hymne a L'amour / Hymn to Love 3:30
5. Amor Tambien 3:27
6. La Lumiere De L'amour / The Light of Love 2:48 |
7. The Man I Love / Mon Seul Amour 3:45 (George and Ira Gershwin) MCA Music (ASCAP) French lyric by Emelia Renaud
8. What Have You Done With My Love 2:15
9. Je Reve De Toi / I Dream Of You 2:40
10. Accompany Me / Tu Vas M'accompagner 3:50
11. Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien / No Regrets 2:23 |
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A skeptical college guidance counselor once asked me what I planned to do with a major in music and languages. .. "Sing in French?" Not a bad idea! This one is for him, wherever he is. Actually, my French Swiss mother came to the states as a young woman. Growing up I spent many hours sifting around the kitchen listening to her, my aunt and grandmother as French sounds rolled off their tongues. Gorgeous. My high school French introduced me to the music of Edith Piaf and I was hooked. Several trips to Paris over the years to visit my grandmother further embedded the sounds of France in my psyche. Texas is my home and where my music originates. Thus, TEXAFRANCE blends these two very special influences. I hope these songs bring you as much pleasure as they have brought to me. Enjoy! Christine THIS IS FOR MOM, ANDREE, AND LILY, OF COURSE. "An enchanting combination of American and French favorites by a woman who is part Edith Piaf, part cowgirl, and always (all ways) wonderful."...New Texas / April 1992 "Albert's achy, crystal voice sounds so good in both languages that
this project doesn't just float-it flies in spots."... "Never committing fully to either country or
cabaret, Albert has deftly created a whole new musical category of her own."... "... projects a wonderful intimacy."...Austin American Statesman / January 1992 "for those who can imagine a waltz across Texas with
Maurice Chevalier." |