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Georges Brassens
Celui qui a mal tourné
S.l., November 15, 1956.The title was first recorded at the end of 1956, on a 45 rpm single where it occupied side 1, with “Oncle Archibald” on side 2. Both songs were subsequently included on the album released in September 1957, Brassens's fifth. Brassens wrote all the words and music himself — except for “Les Philistins,” which sets…Sold
Georges Brassens
« La Mauvaise herbe »
N.p., n.d. [circa 1954].This song, entirely composed by Brassens (words and music), was recorded on 2 November 1954; it appears on the LP “Georges Brassens - sa guitare et les rythmes - N°3” (Polydor 530.033), released in stores at the end of that year.It would later be among the texts chosen for his first collection of poems and…Sold
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