Autrefois Aujourd'hui is an impressive album by the legendary French singer Jacques Douai. The album, which was released in 1963, features a collection of traditional French songs that have been reinterpreted in a modern style. The album showcases Douai's incredible vocal range and his ability to convey the emotions of each song with great depth and sincerity.
The album opens with the upbeat and lively "Le P'tit Quinquin," which is sure to get listeners tapping their feet and singing along. The album then moves into more somber territory with tracks like "La Marseillaise" and "Les Trois Cloches," which showcase Douai's ability to convey deep emotion through his singing.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Le Temps Des Cerises," a melancholic ballad that has become a classic in French music. Douai's rendition of the song is hauntingly beautiful and is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.
French Release – Double Album – Gatefold (2 x LPs)
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France-2LP -chansons de poetes-43 titres
About Jacques Douai
Jacques Douai, was a French singer (born on December 11th, 1920 in Douai and died on August 7th, 2004 in Paris 15th). He was called the troubadour of modern times, because having made covers of many medieval songs and from the old French folklore
Autrefois Aujourd'hui is a must-listen for fans of French music and for anyone who appreciates great vocal performances. Douai's talent and passion shine through on each track, making this album a true gem of French music history.