統治法語樂壇的教父－Serge Gainsbourg
Serge Gainsbourg 統治了法語樂壇二十年，在91年去世之前，他一直是法國人生活的標誌，他幽默，他放蕩，他不羈，他浪漫，他反叛，他是整個八十年代的縮影。 無法概括他的偉大，同樣也無法概括他的音樂，Chanson，Jazz，Rock，Funk，Reggae幾乎所有的曲風他都信手拈來，玩得獨到。更何況他不僅僅是歌手，還是作曲，作詞，導演，演員，甚至畫家，詩人，他彷彿有數個生命，重新剪接，隨意展現，讓所有的人同他一起遊戲時代。
serge Gainsboug原名Lucien juif askenaze，父親是流亡法國的俄國音樂家，從小學習古典鋼琴，在一次偶然的機會遇見當時紅歌手Fréhel後，他把對音樂的興趣轉向了傳統的法語Chanson。繼續閱讀
FR:Filles Sourires
Probably one of the most surreal 'tributes' to Serge is this clip, filmed at the end of the eighties, start of the nineties. In a French tv-show, a bunch of kids dressed up as Serge, sing a parody of Je suis venue te dire que je m'en vais.
On est venu te dire qu'on t'aime bien - Gainsbourg
Serge looks like he's very touched by all this, but my drawing friend Hanco K. thinks that at that point, Serge was well aware of the parody he'd become: a man remembered for his drinking, smoking and stubble. Thát is what he's crying about.
Today I found an even more unsettling tribute to SG by kids. Les Petits Chanteurs de Saint Marc sing on their new album Le poinconneur des Lilas - a song about a ticketpuncher in the subway, and who gets so fed up by his job that he put a big hole in his head.
Unsettling, that's the word. Not the first time that a children's choir sang a Serge-song, Belgian Scala sang Marilou sous la neige. Odd choice too, but less unsettling than this version. French horror-directors might put it to good use, though.
Les Petits Chanteurs de Saint Marc - Le poinconneur des Lilas
Serge Gainsbourg 統治了法語樂壇二十年，在91年去世之前，他一直是法國人生活的標誌，他幽默，他放蕩，他不羈，他浪漫，他反叛，他是整個八十年代的縮影。 無法概括他的偉大，同樣也無法概括他的音樂，Chanson，Jazz，Rock，Funk，Reggae幾乎所有的曲風他都信手拈來，玩得獨到。更何況他不僅僅是歌手，還是作曲，作詞，導演，演員，甚至畫家，詩人，他彷彿有數個生命，重新剪接，隨意展現，讓所有的人同他一起遊戲時代。
serge Gainsboug原名Lucien juif askenaze，父親是流亡法國的俄國音樂家，從小學習古典鋼琴，在一次偶然的機會遇見當時紅歌手Fréhel後，他把對音樂的興趣轉向了傳統的法語Chanson。繼續閱讀
FR:Filles Sourires
Probably one of the most surreal 'tributes' to Serge is this clip, filmed at the end of the eighties, start of the nineties. In a French tv-show, a bunch of kids dressed up as Serge, sing a parody of Je suis venue te dire que je m'en vais.
On est venu te dire qu'on t'aime bien - Gainsbourg
Serge looks like he's very touched by all this, but my drawing friend Hanco K. thinks that at that point, Serge was well aware of the parody he'd become: a man remembered for his drinking, smoking and stubble. Thát is what he's crying about.
Today I found an even more unsettling tribute to SG by kids. Les Petits Chanteurs de Saint Marc sing on their new album Le poinconneur des Lilas - a song about a ticketpuncher in the subway, and who gets so fed up by his job that he put a big hole in his head.
Unsettling, that's the word. Not the first time that a children's choir sang a Serge-song, Belgian Scala sang Marilou sous la neige. Odd choice too, but less unsettling than this version. French horror-directors might put it to good use, though.
Les Petits Chanteurs de Saint Marc - Le poinconneur des Lilas
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