Catapulted to overnight fame in the early 80s with his single "Cargo de nui… Read Full Bio ↴Catapulted to overnight fame in the early 80s with his single "Cargo de nuit", Axel Bauer appears to have spent most of the last two decades struggling against the 'one-hit wonder' syndrome. Axel finally managed to shake off his "Cargo de nuit" image at the end of the 90s and his latest album proves his worth as a genuinely talented singer-songwriter.
Born in Paris on 7 April 1961, Axel Bauer grew up in a talented musical family, which included a classical concert pianist (his aunt) and a professional jazz musician (his father). Axel's father honed his musical skills playing drums with Django Reinhardt and went on to work with the crème de la crème of the jazz world. Surrounded by music from an early age, Axel acquired an extensive musical culture and a passion for British and American groups.
Axel took piano lessons as a child, but without any great enthusiasm. The instrument which was to prove the love of his life was the guitar. Throughout his teenage years the budding young musician spent considerably more time hanging out in local rock clubs than he did studying at his lycée. Nevertheless, Axel passed his baccalauréat with no trouble at all and went on to enrol at art school, where he developed another great passion in life, drawing.
Music won out over art in the end, however, and by the late 70s Axel had bought his first guitar and was spending most of his time playing chords and songwriting. Axel went on to trade his first guitar in for a Stratocaster while on a trip to Africa and this legendary make of guitar seemed to act as a lucky charm on his career.
On The Waterfront
In the early 80s Axel was introduced to the songwriter Michel Eli and the pair embarked upon successful songwriting collaboration together. In fact, it was one of their early numbers that launched Axel's career.
By 1983 pop videos were all the rage on the French music scene and any artist who wanted to make their way in the world had to have an eye-catching video clip. Axel Bauer excelled in this department, enlisting the services of French video-maker and fashion photographer Jean-Baptiste Mondino. Taking inspiration from the movie "Querelle de Brest", Mondino shot an elegant 80s twist on the film classic in which Axel strode through the streets of a deserted French port dressed in a sexy polo neck, braces and cloth cap. Bauer's single "Cargo de nuit" proved to be a huge hit with the French public and over the next few months half of France walked round singing "Trente-cinq jours sans voir la terre / Pull rayé, mal rasé" (35 days and still no sight of land/ Here I am on deck, unkempt and unshaven in my stripy sailor's top).
"Cargo de nuit" went on to sell a staggering 700,000 copies, catapulting Axel to fame within a few weeks of its release. This lightning rise to fame turned out to be more of a curse than a blessing, however. It was difficult enough for a 22-year-old singer to be thrust into the media spotlight, but Axel's other problem was that he quickly became the victim of a 'one-hit wonder' phenomenon, music fans associating his success with a well-tuned marketing machine rather than the good, honest slog of a singer-songwriter. What's more, the look Mondino had created for Axel in his "Querelle de Brest" video soon became a subject of mockery.
Axel attempted to repeat the success of "Cargo de nuit" with "Phantasmes", but his second single sold just 200,000 and sales of his third single, "Jessy", plummeted to 60,000. In short, Axel's fall from grace proved to be as rapid as his lightning rise to fame. One stroke of bad luck was followed by another and after his record company, Vogue, went bankrupt, Axel found himself totally abandoned by the French music industry.
The Exile Years
Following this string of disappointments and disasters in France, Axel decided to re-locate to London in 1987. The wind of fortune changed for him once he had crossed the Channel, however, and after sending out a tentative demo tape Axel was offered a recording deal with EMI. (This was a major achievement in itself, for Axel was the first French artist to be signed by the label which had launched The Beatles).
Axel concentrated on his live career from this point on, touring extensively throughout the UK. Five years after his first hit, he went on to bring out a debut album "Les Nouveaux seigneurs", which half-heartedly experimented with techno. But Axel failed to repeat his early success - "Les Nouveaux seigneurs" sold a mere 20,000 copies.
Meanwhile, Axel had not been forgotten in France (although he seemed to be forever associated in most people's minds with "Cargo de nuit" and his "Querelle de Brest" video). While the record-buying public failed to see beyond Axel's public image, several French musicians recognised his talent. And when Axel returned to France in 1989 one of the first people to call him was Jean-Louis Aubert (the former lead singer of Téléphone), who invited him into the studio to work on his forthcoming album. Axel ended up guesting on two tracks on Aubert's album, "Bleu Blanc Vert".
Encouraged by the fact that he had not been forgotten on the French music scene, Axel, by now in his thirties, returned to the studio. In 1990 he released a second album entitled "Sentinelles" (which many people actually took to be his first). Apart from several songs penned by Axel himself, "Sentinelles" featured tracks written by a host of well-known French songwriters including Boris Bergman, Catherine Ringer (from Rita Mitsouko), Jean-Louis Aubert and Christine Lidon.
This second album, a combination of rock, guitar riffs and romantic ballads, appeared to be much better-suited to Axel's personality and, although "Sentinelles" failed to score a huge hit with French music critics, it did produce one chart-topping single, "Eteins la lumière". This melodic electric guitar ballad (written and composed by Bauer himself), proved that a genuinely talented musician lay beneath the one-hit wonder image of "Cargo de nuit".
Following the success of the single, Axel Bauer embarked upon an extensive two-month French tour (October – November 1990), bringing the house down when he performed at l'Elysée Montmartre in Paris on October 25th.
The Travelling Life
Axel gradually began to shake off his "Cargo de nuit" image, but inventing a new persona in the French public's mind proved to be a long and arduous image. Keen to stay out of the showbiz spotlight the second time round, Axel decided to go off travelling for a while and shortly after his "Sentinelles" tour he disappeared into the Sahara, going off to live with the Touareg community for several months. When he returned from his adventures in the desert, he went off to live in the French countryside where he took up his songwriting activities once again.
Axel spent most of his three years in the countryside working on material for a new album, entitled "Simple mortel". Mixed and produced by UK studio wizard Steve Forward, this album featured a return to 70s-style rock and brought Axel's descant vocals to the fore. Released in March '98, "Simple mortel" got an enthusiastic reception in the French media but failed to produce a chart-topping single.
Axel appeared satisfied with his new album however and, after taking time off to spend with his girlfriend and new-born baby, he set off on tour again in 1999, appearing on the French club circuit with a three-piece backing band.
It had been a long uphill struggle for Axel to shake off "Cargo de nuit", but by the end of his 1999 tour he finally appeared to have done so. This break with the past left him free to embark upon new projects and in 2000, Axel re-surfaced on the French music scene with a new album entitled "Achille".
Axel's 11-track album featured a richer, fuller, more mature style and contributions from guest vocalists Miossec and Zazie (a long-term friend). Axel's songwriting had come a long way since "Cargo de nuit" and he wrote much of the material on his new album himself. "Achille" also featured songs written by Juan Tamayo, Arnaud Giroux and his girlfriend Ilhem Kadid. Axel began touring his new album in December 2000 and brought the house down when he appeared in Paris, performing at La Scène (a 'bar-restaurant' in Bastille) on January 23rd 2001.Axel returned to La Scène to play three concerts in May.
Gold disc
Axel rocketed back to the top of the charts after "A ma place", a duet he recorded with Zazie, was released as a single at the start of the summer. The single went on to reach no.6 in the French singles chart in June. Following his new chart success, Axel kicked off a mini-tour in the autumn of 2001 with a concert in Paris at the Elysée Montmartre on 22 October. The concert, an absolute sell-out, featured guest appearances by a variety of artists including Zazie, Jean-Louis Aubert and the musicians from Parisian band Aston Villa. At the end of the tour Axel's record company presented him with his first gold disc, after sales of his album (which had since been re-released with a new cover and a new title "Personne n'est parfait") topped the 100,000 mark.
In January 2002 the single "A ma place" went on to win the NRJ Music Award for Best Francophone Song of the Year. Following this new success Axel joined the Enfoirés tour, performing a series of fund-raising concerts for French charity "Restaurants du Cœur". Then on 12 February he continued his fund-raising activities for Survival (an organisation fighting to protect indigenous peoples). Later that month Florent Pagny released his new album, "2", which included a duet recorded with Bauer entitled "Terre".
Bauer remained busy with live concerts throughout the spring of 2002, performing a mini-tour which included an appearance in Francis Cabrel's native village, Astaffort (near Toulouse) on 30 March.
Having reached the 20-year milestone in his career, 2003 seemed to be an appropriate year for Axel Bauer to release a greatest hits album. Needless to say "La Désintégrale", released in April of that year, included his biggest chart hit "Cargo."
A few months after the release of his greatest hits compilation, Axel was already hard at work writing material for a new album. He ended up composing the majority of the music for this new opus, which featured his usual mix of rock and mainstream sounds. Working in collaboration with producer Daniel Presley, Axel did try and move back towards his musical roots, however, keeping the overall sound on the album as raw and live as possible. A number of well-known songwriters contributed lyrics to the album including Ilhem Kahid, Pierre-Yves Lebert – who wrote the first single release "Tu me tues" (featuring music by Philippe Uminski) - Kemar (a former member of No One is Innocent) and Fred (from the group Aston Villa). This musical 'family' appeared to suit Axel Bauer down to the ground. His new album, "Bad Cowboy", would finally be released in April 2006.
The following month, Axel Bauer made a welcome return to the live circuit, performing a series of concerts across France.
(excerpt from http://www.rfimusique.com/siteen/biographie/biographie_6249.asp)
Born in Paris on 7 April 1961, Axel Bauer grew up in a talented musical family, which included a classical concert pianist (his aunt) and a professional jazz musician (his father). Axel's father honed his musical skills playing drums with Django Reinhardt and went on to work with the crème de la crème of the jazz world. Surrounded by music from an early age, Axel acquired an extensive musical culture and a passion for British and American groups.
Axel took piano lessons as a child, but without any great enthusiasm. The instrument which was to prove the love of his life was the guitar. Throughout his teenage years the budding young musician spent considerably more time hanging out in local rock clubs than he did studying at his lycée. Nevertheless, Axel passed his baccalauréat with no trouble at all and went on to enrol at art school, where he developed another great passion in life, drawing.
Music won out over art in the end, however, and by the late 70s Axel had bought his first guitar and was spending most of his time playing chords and songwriting. Axel went on to trade his first guitar in for a Stratocaster while on a trip to Africa and this legendary make of guitar seemed to act as a lucky charm on his career.
On The Waterfront
In the early 80s Axel was introduced to the songwriter Michel Eli and the pair embarked upon successful songwriting collaboration together. In fact, it was one of their early numbers that launched Axel's career.
By 1983 pop videos were all the rage on the French music scene and any artist who wanted to make their way in the world had to have an eye-catching video clip. Axel Bauer excelled in this department, enlisting the services of French video-maker and fashion photographer Jean-Baptiste Mondino. Taking inspiration from the movie "Querelle de Brest", Mondino shot an elegant 80s twist on the film classic in which Axel strode through the streets of a deserted French port dressed in a sexy polo neck, braces and cloth cap. Bauer's single "Cargo de nuit" proved to be a huge hit with the French public and over the next few months half of France walked round singing "Trente-cinq jours sans voir la terre / Pull rayé, mal rasé" (35 days and still no sight of land/ Here I am on deck, unkempt and unshaven in my stripy sailor's top).
"Cargo de nuit" went on to sell a staggering 700,000 copies, catapulting Axel to fame within a few weeks of its release. This lightning rise to fame turned out to be more of a curse than a blessing, however. It was difficult enough for a 22-year-old singer to be thrust into the media spotlight, but Axel's other problem was that he quickly became the victim of a 'one-hit wonder' phenomenon, music fans associating his success with a well-tuned marketing machine rather than the good, honest slog of a singer-songwriter. What's more, the look Mondino had created for Axel in his "Querelle de Brest" video soon became a subject of mockery.
Axel attempted to repeat the success of "Cargo de nuit" with "Phantasmes", but his second single sold just 200,000 and sales of his third single, "Jessy", plummeted to 60,000. In short, Axel's fall from grace proved to be as rapid as his lightning rise to fame. One stroke of bad luck was followed by another and after his record company, Vogue, went bankrupt, Axel found himself totally abandoned by the French music industry.
The Exile Years
Following this string of disappointments and disasters in France, Axel decided to re-locate to London in 1987. The wind of fortune changed for him once he had crossed the Channel, however, and after sending out a tentative demo tape Axel was offered a recording deal with EMI. (This was a major achievement in itself, for Axel was the first French artist to be signed by the label which had launched The Beatles).
Axel concentrated on his live career from this point on, touring extensively throughout the UK. Five years after his first hit, he went on to bring out a debut album "Les Nouveaux seigneurs", which half-heartedly experimented with techno. But Axel failed to repeat his early success - "Les Nouveaux seigneurs" sold a mere 20,000 copies.
Meanwhile, Axel had not been forgotten in France (although he seemed to be forever associated in most people's minds with "Cargo de nuit" and his "Querelle de Brest" video). While the record-buying public failed to see beyond Axel's public image, several French musicians recognised his talent. And when Axel returned to France in 1989 one of the first people to call him was Jean-Louis Aubert (the former lead singer of Téléphone), who invited him into the studio to work on his forthcoming album. Axel ended up guesting on two tracks on Aubert's album, "Bleu Blanc Vert".
Encouraged by the fact that he had not been forgotten on the French music scene, Axel, by now in his thirties, returned to the studio. In 1990 he released a second album entitled "Sentinelles" (which many people actually took to be his first). Apart from several songs penned by Axel himself, "Sentinelles" featured tracks written by a host of well-known French songwriters including Boris Bergman, Catherine Ringer (from Rita Mitsouko), Jean-Louis Aubert and Christine Lidon.
This second album, a combination of rock, guitar riffs and romantic ballads, appeared to be much better-suited to Axel's personality and, although "Sentinelles" failed to score a huge hit with French music critics, it did produce one chart-topping single, "Eteins la lumière". This melodic electric guitar ballad (written and composed by Bauer himself), proved that a genuinely talented musician lay beneath the one-hit wonder image of "Cargo de nuit".
Following the success of the single, Axel Bauer embarked upon an extensive two-month French tour (October – November 1990), bringing the house down when he performed at l'Elysée Montmartre in Paris on October 25th.
The Travelling Life
Axel gradually began to shake off his "Cargo de nuit" image, but inventing a new persona in the French public's mind proved to be a long and arduous image. Keen to stay out of the showbiz spotlight the second time round, Axel decided to go off travelling for a while and shortly after his "Sentinelles" tour he disappeared into the Sahara, going off to live with the Touareg community for several months. When he returned from his adventures in the desert, he went off to live in the French countryside where he took up his songwriting activities once again.
Axel spent most of his three years in the countryside working on material for a new album, entitled "Simple mortel". Mixed and produced by UK studio wizard Steve Forward, this album featured a return to 70s-style rock and brought Axel's descant vocals to the fore. Released in March '98, "Simple mortel" got an enthusiastic reception in the French media but failed to produce a chart-topping single.
Axel appeared satisfied with his new album however and, after taking time off to spend with his girlfriend and new-born baby, he set off on tour again in 1999, appearing on the French club circuit with a three-piece backing band.
It had been a long uphill struggle for Axel to shake off "Cargo de nuit", but by the end of his 1999 tour he finally appeared to have done so. This break with the past left him free to embark upon new projects and in 2000, Axel re-surfaced on the French music scene with a new album entitled "Achille".
Axel's 11-track album featured a richer, fuller, more mature style and contributions from guest vocalists Miossec and Zazie (a long-term friend). Axel's songwriting had come a long way since "Cargo de nuit" and he wrote much of the material on his new album himself. "Achille" also featured songs written by Juan Tamayo, Arnaud Giroux and his girlfriend Ilhem Kadid. Axel began touring his new album in December 2000 and brought the house down when he appeared in Paris, performing at La Scène (a 'bar-restaurant' in Bastille) on January 23rd 2001.Axel returned to La Scène to play three concerts in May.
Gold disc
Axel rocketed back to the top of the charts after "A ma place", a duet he recorded with Zazie, was released as a single at the start of the summer. The single went on to reach no.6 in the French singles chart in June. Following his new chart success, Axel kicked off a mini-tour in the autumn of 2001 with a concert in Paris at the Elysée Montmartre on 22 October. The concert, an absolute sell-out, featured guest appearances by a variety of artists including Zazie, Jean-Louis Aubert and the musicians from Parisian band Aston Villa. At the end of the tour Axel's record company presented him with his first gold disc, after sales of his album (which had since been re-released with a new cover and a new title "Personne n'est parfait") topped the 100,000 mark.
In January 2002 the single "A ma place" went on to win the NRJ Music Award for Best Francophone Song of the Year. Following this new success Axel joined the Enfoirés tour, performing a series of fund-raising concerts for French charity "Restaurants du Cœur". Then on 12 February he continued his fund-raising activities for Survival (an organisation fighting to protect indigenous peoples). Later that month Florent Pagny released his new album, "2", which included a duet recorded with Bauer entitled "Terre".
Bauer remained busy with live concerts throughout the spring of 2002, performing a mini-tour which included an appearance in Francis Cabrel's native village, Astaffort (near Toulouse) on 30 March.
Having reached the 20-year milestone in his career, 2003 seemed to be an appropriate year for Axel Bauer to release a greatest hits album. Needless to say "La Désintégrale", released in April of that year, included his biggest chart hit "Cargo."
A few months after the release of his greatest hits compilation, Axel was already hard at work writing material for a new album. He ended up composing the majority of the music for this new opus, which featured his usual mix of rock and mainstream sounds. Working in collaboration with producer Daniel Presley, Axel did try and move back towards his musical roots, however, keeping the overall sound on the album as raw and live as possible. A number of well-known songwriters contributed lyrics to the album including Ilhem Kahid, Pierre-Yves Lebert – who wrote the first single release "Tu me tues" (featuring music by Philippe Uminski) - Kemar (a former member of No One is Innocent) and Fred (from the group Aston Villa). This musical 'family' appeared to suit Axel Bauer down to the ground. His new album, "Bad Cowboy", would finally be released in April 2006.
The following month, Axel Bauer made a welcome return to the live circuit, performing a series of concerts across France.
(excerpt from http://www.rfimusique.com/siteen/biographie/biographie_6249.asp)
Une Belle Histoire
Axel Bauer Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Une Belle Histoire' by these artists:
Alderliefste (C'est un beau roman, c'est une belle histoire C'est une ro…
Big Bazar C'est un beau roman, c'est une belle histoire C'est une roma…
Eva sur Seine C'est un beau roman C'est une belle histoire C'est une roman…
Franck Pourcel Chanson instrumentale…
Fugain Michel C'est un beau roman, c'est une belle histoire C'est une roma…
Henri Dès Il était un petit enfant Dans une drôle de cabane Il était…
Jacques Salvail (Reprise d'une chanson de Michel Fugain) C'est un…
Javier Elorrieta (Reprise d′une chanson de Michel Fugain) C'est un beau roma…
Jean-Louis Rassinfosse T’es une belle petite môme Bien sûr c’est un peu court Mais…
Les Enfoirés C'est un beau roman C'est une belle histoire C'est une roman…
M. Fugain C'est un beau roman, c'est une belle histoire C'est une roma…
Michel Fugain C'est un beau roman, c'est une belle histoire C'est une rom…
Michel Fugain Le Big Bazar C'est un beau roman, c'est une belle histoire C'est une roma…
Zephyr 21 Cést un beau roman, cést une belle histoire. Cést une romanc…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Axel Bauer:
00 Zen D'où vient ce vertige? En l'an 3000 et des poussières On s'a…
2000 Raisons J'ai perdu la raison étrange habitude cruelle passion La …
A Contre Sens Messieurs! Tirez les premiers Je reprends la flamme de ma li…
A Ma Place Serait-elle à ma place Plus forte qu'un homme Au bout de ces…
Achille Tout ce qui te révolte Tout ce qui doit un jour…
Alligator Je vois très bien d'ici la fin du monde et…
Angel This bitter taste You can not give you the extract…
Au Dessus Des Villes J'ai serré bien trop de mains Mais ce n'était pas le…
Aveugle Étais-je ce hérisson mort sur la route, Ou celui qui pleura…
Aveugle Et Sourd J'étais aveugle et sourd Au cœur de notre amour J'éta…
Bad Cowboy Oh la la le monde On verse des larmes On nous fait…
Bonnie And Clyde We all have a special meeting In a special place You're afra…
C'est Comme Ca Tout ça c'est rythmique, arithmétique Ça fait bouger les cor…
Cargo Cargo de nuit Trente-cinq jours sans voir la terre Pull rayé…
Cargo de nuit Trente-cinq jours sans voir la terre Pull rayé, mal rasé O…
Celle Qui M'Arrive Tu as cueilli toutes ces fleurs Mon amour Des œillets…
Chaque cri chaque pleur Toujours immobile, le froid dans tes yeux Et ton silence qui…
Dance On Tout ce monde ce vertige En une seconde , je le…
Elle est SM Belle et rebelle Moche et re-moche Dans ses dentelles Et…
Eteins La Lumière A force de se voir, On ne se voyait plus. A tant…
Eteins la lumiere. À force de se voir, on ne se voyait plus À…
Eternal Il est là il dort il vit les yeux fermés Tu…
Fais Comme Si Fais comme si tout recommençait Comme on retient tout,tout …
Ici Londres (Les Français parlent aux Français) Les gorilles bananent l…
Je me croyais fort Il est minuscule, ridicule, mais il m'a eu J'ai le nez…
Jessy Anda suerte andalucia ! C'est dans le bleu de mes nuits d…
L'enfer J'ai voulu croire que l'enfer Était la seule solution Pour…
L'homme qui rit J'ai envie de jeter une bombe Sur ces nu? Es de…
Laisse Venir Les yeux fermés depuis si longtemps endormi Ne rien changer …
Laura Laura, Laura, Laura L'or est si las de ne plus briller…
Le Grand Soleil Il est temps de libérer Tout ce qui te fait mal La…
Le jardin sauvage Et je sens dans mes yeux monter les fleurs sauvages Dans…
Le tunnel Tu as deux ans à peine, l'innocence de l'enfant C'est l'ent…
Le Voyageur Ma main dessine un visage Qui va me trahir La douceur de…
Les nouveaux seigneurs Tout est si vide Autour de moi L'alcool m'a donné soif Et je…
Ma Liberté Tu m'as perdu Là j'en ai pris Trop plein la tête Je…
Ma Liberté II Rendez-moi le sommeil La routine domestique Les heures dég…
Marché Café, citrons, téquila poisson, videz-le moi je suis viré …
Maria Tous les deux au bord du vide La visite se fait…
Mens moi Que faire, je ne comprends pas Que tu aies oublié nos…
Merci Lavez mes fonds de vérités Le jour s'en va En Mourir autan…
Métamorphosis Allumez les, les vidéos De vos lits d'insomnies Du cocon, …
Nomade Nomade dans le no man's land Océan de sable mouvant Mille et…
Nômade Nomade Dans le no man's land Océan de sable mouvant Mille et…
Orfèvre de l'inutile Ne suis-je qu'un homme de paille Entre tes mains et…
Personne n'est parfait On avance comme tous les jours Et on marche et on…
Qu'On M'Oublie Je ressemble à quelqu'un Qui ressemble à personne Qu'on ne…
Re-Connaissance Mon père je t'appelle même si je ne viens pas du ciel J'…
Réveille-Toi Regarde les Regarde nous Regarde les faire Regarde les to…
Révolution O si tu crois que je vais me casser le…
Rien ne s'oublie Si j'ai jeté au hasard des morceaux de ma vie Sur…
Rock à la radio À force de se voir, on ne se voyait plus À…
Salam Y nona okna cooaka Oh cë nkonn Oha chena kycok mrca Oh cë…
Sentinelle Aïe, adieu au sérail Nos locos déraillent Tout qui fuit pa…
Sex machine Fellas, I'm ready to get up and do my thing…
Shine Le plein de charme Dès que ça clignote Les robes se pâment…
Si Je Pouvais J'ai cherché les mots pour te dire À quel point,…
Simple D'Esprit Ce mal est nécessaire Tu sais le doute est pernicieux Souven…
Simple Mortel Posé sur la terre Il grandit à mesure que ses parents…
Singing Call Listen to the sound of the night bird singin I wonder…
Sous le soleil du Texas Claquer ses nuits sur des flippers usés faire des rêves amér…
Souviens-toi Faudra-t-il faire de longues prières,chanter des oraisons? …
Tout %C3%A7a c'est rythmique Tout ça c'est rythmique, arithmétique Ça fait bouger les cor…
Tout Va Bien Donne tout ce que tu peux Pour être heureux Tout ce que…
Tu Me Tues J'aime jouer au gêneur Et toi à l'ingénue C'est même ça qu…
Tu Seras Bien Tu peux rire Si tu veux Tu peux souffler gentiment Tu peux …
Une Place Au Soleil Passent les jours où je ne sens plus rien Ici tout…
Une prière Dès que l'orage se met à gronder Dès qu'un carnage se fai…
Vipère danse Vipére danse, serpent silencieux Tu sors de ta bouche des m…
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FREEDOM
Sincèrement ça fait du bien! quelle ENERGIE ,Axel Bauer c'est un très bon guitariste et un bon chanteur,la découverte c'est Bertrand Belin,très bon grain de voix et excellent guitariste,que du BONHEUR,mon souhait qu'ils fassent un concert de reprise ROCK ensemble
Les paroles de cette chanson taclent les hommes politiques des années 70,80,lire ci-dessous,A MEDITER !
Tous les rapaces du pouvoir menés par un gros clown sinistre
Foncent vers moi sur la musique d'un piètre accordéoniste
Je crois pas qu'ils viennent me parler d'la joie d'la vie d'artiste
D'l'autre coté, voilà Caïn toujours aussi lunatique
Son œil est rempli de sable et sa bouche pleine de verdicts
Il trône dans un cimetière de vielles pelles mécaniques
Hier un homme est venu vers moi d'une démarche un peu traînante
Quand j'lui ai demandé "t'as tenu combien de jours"
Il a répondu "bientôt trente"
J'm'souviens qu'il espérait tenir jusqu'à quarante
Quand j'lui ai demandé son message, il m'a dit d'un air tranquille
"Les politiciens finiront tous au fond d'un asile"
J'ai compris que je pourrais bientôt regagner la ville
Extrait de cet album, la chanson Quand t'es dans le Désert est un succès fulgurant. Elle passe en boucle sur les radios en 1979 et devient vite « l'hymne d'une génération ». Elle est aussi considérée comme une critique au vitriol du giscardisme. En effet, les paroles « Tous les rapaces du pouvoir menés par un gros clown sinistre plongent vers moi sur la musique d'un piètre accordéoniste » semblent désigner le Premier ministre et le président de la République en cette fin des années 1970 : Raymond Barre (le « gros clown sinistre ») et Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, connu pour sa pratique de l'accordéon (le « piètre accordéoniste »).Elle est aussi une critique de François Mitterrand : D'l'autre côté, voilà Caïn toujours aussi lunatique : François Mitterrand venait de "tuer" Georges Marchais en prenant la tête de l'Union de la gauche jusqu'alors dominée par les communistes, comme Caïn avait tué Abel. Il était connu pour ses nombreux changements politiques (lunatique). Son œil est rempli de sable et sa bouche pleine de verdicts: Allusion au côté "professoral" du futur Président (verdicts). Il trône dans un cimetière de vieilles pelles mécaniques : Allusion à l'affiche de la campagne présidentielle de 1965, sur laquelle François Mitterrand était représenté sur fond d'usines et de grues métalliquesle !
Lylia V
Retour gagnant pour Axel Bauer
A la belle sensibilité
Et puis y' a pas à dire
Les 🎸🎸🎸🎸
C'est tellement jouissif !
Et puis pas insensible
A la Voix de Bertrand B.
Et puis du coup
Super Version !!
Christian Larousse
Très beau duo, très belle reprise de cette chanson culte qui me rappelle bien des souvenirs. Je découvre Bertrand Belin qui chante vraiment bien et j'apprécie beaucoup son duo avec Axel, leurs voix se complètent fort bien et ils jouent si bien de la guitare, c'est un vrai régal 👍 merci Nagui de nous permettre d'écouter ces artistes en conditions réelles et idéales 🤩
lewis sophie jane
Whoauh si heureuse pour Sir Jean - Patrick ! Quel merveilleux cadeau
Merci les Cargos !
Jess Huifry
Des musiciens, des vrais, de l'inspiration, de la vraie. Belin, le génie qui monte. Que le business t'épargne. La bonne étoile sur toi.
Samuel
Je connaissais le talent de guitariste d'Axel Bauer mais pas celui de Bertrand Belin, il m'a scotché 🎸🤩
guillaume duflo
Paaaaareil !!!!
Emmanuel Jauneau
@Fabienne Grisard bravo madame
Fabienne Grisard
Il faut regarder ces ancien concerts alors , et le dernier album Tambour Vision sorti le 6 mai
alainl14
C'est chouette ! On a la réunion de 2 talents du rock français, Axel que l'on connaît bien pour sa maîtrise de la guitare, Bertrand que personnellement , j'attendais moins sur ce registre, le tout sur un titre phare de JP Capdevielle qui aura marqué son époque et délivré de sacrées pépites dans sa carrière !!! 🤟😀 Bravo tous les 3 🎸
LillyRocks
No entiendo lo que dicen las letras, pero suena muy bien. Estoy aprendiendo el idioma francés y ge descubierto música como esta génial.
Me encantó.
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽☺️
Fabienne Grisard
@cossec cossec72 je ne trouve pas, il suffit de bien écouter, les paroles sont d une beauté, et réalistes, il faut l écouter seul au moins une fois pour bien comprendre , c est un parolier et un artiste hors pair , je l adore 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰