Francis Cabrel - L'Aube RevenantFrancis Cabrel is one of the most notable artists in the French pop music scene since his first album 'Les murs de poussire' in 1977. Famous for his love songs as 'Je l'aime mourir' and his ballads, Francis Cabrel holds a special place in each French person. 'A l'aube revenant' holds 13 tracks with a French reinterpretation of James Taylor and songs driven by the idea of one of his passions: minstrel poetry, important in his region. The album presents

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achingly beautiful pieces

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the album also feels like a new chapter for the group - a collection of flesh-and-blood songs that finds the band reaching into the darkness to emerge as a true creative unit

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Barber creates an atmosphere of austere trepidation that allows her long-time engineer Jim Anderson to hang her haunted vocals directly over top

this album is now available nearly twenty years later

Dalene is given the expert support of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor John Storgårds

songs are like children

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