DU SOLEIL PLEIN LA TETE

* The sound of Paris - joyful, in love, sometimes dramatic?* Limited Edition?* Featuring three songs written by Edith Piaf ?These 13 songs, performed between 1948 and 1953, in concert or on the radio, sum up a pivotal period in Yves Montand's career - that of definitively acclaiming the status of a big star - and all that makes the peculiarity of his style and his repertoire. Paris is evident there in the sound - joyful, in love, sometimes dramatic. Three of these songs are written by Edith Piaf, and others by those who would become long-term companions: Francis Lemarque, Henri Crolla, Bob Castella. Light songs, the swing on the shoulder strap. And the first politically engaged songs appear here: La Grande Cite, or Quand Un Soldat, censored for anti-militarism.??Yves Montand with 'Du Soleil Plein La Tete' has a smile in his voice, but without naivety - his eyes already open to the world. ?Mais qu'est ce que j'ai?, La Petite Suzon?, Rien dans les mains, rien dans les poches?, A Paris?, Il fait des... (le fanatique de jazz)?, Toi tu n'ressembles a personne?, Le Gamin de Paris?, La Grande Cite?, Quand un soldat?, La Ballade de Paris?, Car je t'aime?, Du soleil plein la tete?, Faubourg Saint-Martin