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Another request. In this post I present a rare French musical, interpreted by Miss Éliane de Creus, accompanied by excellent jazz musicians. This song is an excerpt from the totally forgotten work “Loulou et ses Boys”, written thanks to teamwork of two composers, Georges Sellers and Michel Emer (a phenomenon often occurring in Spanish revues and zarzuela as well). Actress (featuring in three French films in 1926, 1928 and 1933) and prolific stage vocalist Eliane de Creus sang the main part of Loulou at the première on December 7th, 1933. The present, exquisite rendition by de Creus herself was recorded for in 1933. The orchestra formed for the recording session was directed by co-composer, pianist and arranger Michel Emer. Further personnel included: Faustin Jeanjean and Johnny Dixon (tp), Jean Naudin (tb), L. Briard (cl, ss), Roger Jeanjean (as), Russel Goudey (as, vcl, arr), M.Gareau (ts, vcl), Michel Warlop (v), Pierre “Baro” Ferret ? (g), Roger “Toto” Grasset ? (b), Max Elloy (dm, vcl).

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kspm0220s says:

Ginny, if it disappeared, this one fortunately popped up again 🙂 I see other previous comments have vanished too, just my response has stayed. DM is a black hole! So glad you loved this refined rendition.

gigi129 says:

My comment has vanished again 🙁

gigi129 says:

Patrick, I was so disappointed to see my original comment had vanished.
It is truly beautiful and listening to this once more has made my morning as bright as the glorious sun that is shining down on my garden this morning. Many wishes for a wonderful week ahead =:)

kspm0220s says:

You are most welcome! It is a wonderful song, and delicately orchestrated, and so dreamy and romantic.

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