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ROIO of the Week [Recordings
of Indeterminate Origin]
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Camille
Black Session
2005 [no label]
Live at
Studio 105, Maison de la Radio, Paris, May 30, 2005.
WARNING:
IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED PLEASE DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS! ONE SONG CONTAINS
BAD LANGUAGE
Camille is a name
to remember. Soft and light but when she sings the Dead Kennedy’s
trademark single Too Drunk To Fuck, she’s not quirky but ballsy.
One critic has already named her "Miss Cheeky" but that’s
to miss out on her background - a degree in literature and politics.
We first heard of
her when she performed with the group Nouvelle Vague on a US radio show.
"I love languages, and singing in English feels very natural to me.
That's one of the reasons I enjoyed working with Nouvelle Vague."
NV is on David Byrne’s
Luaka Bop label which is an artist’s label for world music. NV’s
subject was ‘80s punk given a bossa nova twist. "I don't know
anything about punk/new wave music though - probably because I was very
young at the time and because, as a child, I would listen more to the
music from my parent's youth, i.e. music from the ‘70s. And so I
recorded the tracks for Nouvelle Vague without knowing or hearing any
of the original versions! The producers just taught the songs to me. Strangely,
I feel very connected to these songs, not from a generational point of
view, but from an intimate point of view. I think they are universal."
Five of the songs
offered here are from a concert with Nouvelle Vague. The main show however
offers tracks from her 2005 album Le Fil. Camille has chosen not to make
this album an all-English language album like Keren Ann’s but to
continue writing and singing in French. "I like writing in French
because, believe it or not, I find it such a challenge to make the lyrics
sound musical," she said. Stylistically, Camille borrows from classic
French chansons from the ‘30s and ‘40s, as well as Anglo-American
folk music and Brazilian Bossa Nova.
All in all, her career
to date shows her deep musical reference points, good taste and eclectic
record collection. The tracks offered have never been officially released.
- The Little Chicken 
Thanks to svpbit
for contributing the tracks.
Click on the highlighted
tracks to download the MP3s (these are high quality, stereo MP3s - sample
rate of 192 kibit/s). As far as we can ascertain none of the tracks have
been officially released.
These tracks are no longer available for download. Kindly email us at
mybigo@bigozine.com if you want
to download these tracks at a later time.
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| Track
01 |
Impro |
| Track
02 |
Ta
Douleur * |
| Track
03 |
Le
Sac Des Filles |
| Track
04 |
Assise
* |
| Track
05 |
Les
Ex |
| Track
06 |
Vous
* |
| Track
07 |
Baby
Carni Bird * |
| Track
08 |
Vertige
* |
| Track
09 |
La
Demeure D’un Ciel |
| Track
10 |
Au
Port * |
| Track
11 |
Janine
3 * |
| Track
12 |
Paris
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| Track
13 |
La
Rue |
| Track
14 |
Pale
Septembre * |
| Track
15 |
Quand
Je Marche * |
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Encore |
| Track
16 |
I've
Got A Woman (Ray Charles) |
| |
Filler:
Nouvelle
Vague (featuring Camille)
Live at La Route du Rock, Fort de St Malo, France
Aug 13, 2004. A France Inter broadcast. |
| Track
17 |
Making
Plans for Nigel |
| Track
18 |
Guns
of Brixton |
| Track
19 |
Too
Drunk to Fuck (part 1) |
| Track
20 |
Too
Drunk to Fuck (part 2) + |
| Track
21 |
In
a Manner of Speaking |
* these
songs appeared on her 2005 studio album Le Fil.
+ In the middle of the
song Camille stopped singing and ran to the sea where she had a quick
bath and returned onto the stage and resumed the song... True story!
Tks 1-15 are excellent
mono.
Click
here: Don't forget to buy Camille’s Le Fil and Live At Trianon
albums.
Click
here to buy Nouvelle Vague's self-titled album.
For more... email mybigo@bigozine.com
with the message, "Put me on your mailing list."
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