MusiQ
Raymond Lévesque - à la Butte à Mathieu
Review by Soccii Nenotchka Tuason
Raymond Lévesque's album, à la Butte à Mathieu, is a beautiful tribute to the people and places of Quebec. The music is filled with emotion and nostalgia, capturing the essence of the province and its culture.
The album features a variety of traditional folk songs, as well as some original compositions by Lévesque. His voice is rich and full of character, conveying the depth of his love for Quebec and its people.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Quand les hommes vivront d'amour," a timeless anthem that has become a symbol of Quebec's spirit of independence and resilience. Lévesque's rendition of the song is powerful and moving, capturing the hope and determination of the people.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Pourquoi Discuter | ||
| Émilien | ||
| Le Métro | ||
| Place Des Arts | ||
| Reggie Chartrand | ||
| Le Chômage | ||
| La Neuvième Place | ||
| Le Fond Du Fleuve | ||
| Ton Visage | ||
| Bataille de Châteaugay | ||
| Séparatisme | ||
| Québec Mon Pays |
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Catalog Numbers
GM-102Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Mono
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Accordion | Freddy Balta |
| Arranged By | Freddy Balta |
| Composed By | Jacques Brel (tracks: B1), Jean-Pierre Ferland (tracks: A6), Paul De Margerie (tracks: A6) |
| Contrabass | Roland Desjardins |
Notes
- *A6: paroles de R. Lévesque d'après ''Ton visage'' de J.P. Ferland et P. de Margerie
- **B1: paroles de R. Lévesque d'après ''Ne me quitte pas'' de J. Brel
- ***Enregistré à la Butte à Mathieu
About Raymond Lévesque
Canadian author, composer, performer and actor.
Born in Montreal, October 7, 1928.
ܝ Died February 15, 2021.
Initially a romantic singer influenced by , he learned his trade in Parisian clubs (1954-59) before joining the Bozos, one of Quebec's first "chansonniers" groups. A talented storyteller and polemicist, he enjoyed great success in "boîtes à chansons
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