Babacar

Babacar is an album studio of France Gall left in 1987. Today still, there remains the best sale of the singer with more than 1 million specimens sold in France.

Titles/Lasted total 35:15

Moth 4:58
Dancing Faces 3:08
Babacar 4:49
I would go where you will go 3:51
Ella, it has it 4:51
Évidemment 3:27
the Song of Azima 2:47
Urgent to await 3:44
They are good which you would be 3:40

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Appropriations

Words and music

Michel Berger

Musicians

Guitars: Claude Engel
Low, synthetizers and programmings: Jannick Signal
Battery and programmings: Claude Salmieri
Piano and Midy synthetizer: Michel Berger
Synthetizers and programmings: Serge Perathoner
Saxophone: Patrick Bourgoin
additional Keyboards: Georges Rodi and Jannick Signal
Choruses:

France Gall, Michel Berger, Jean-Pierre Janiaud
Laurent Voulzy for Dancing Faces
France Gall, Michel Berger, Jean-Jacques Goldman, Corinne Balavoine, Jean-Pierre Janiaud for I would go where you will go

Production

Producing: Michel Berger for the Discs Apache
Recording:

Moth , Babacar , Ella, it has it , Urgent to await , They are good which you would be there, recorded by Jean-Pierre Janiaud assisted of Nick Lovallo in Lark Recording Studios of Carimate in Italy
Dancing Faces , I would go where you will go , Évidemment , the Song of Azima , recorded by Jean-Pierre Janiaud assisted of Olivier C Espirito Santo with the Studios Gang (Paris)
Enregistrement of the voices and mixings carried out by Jean-Pierre Janiaud assisted of Olivier C Espirito Santo with the Studios Gang (Paris)

Editor: Editions Apache France
original Album: 33 turns/LP Stereo Apache 242096-1 left the April 3rd 1987
Photographs:

Portraits of France Gall (small pocket and interior): Bertrand Crouzat
interior Photographs: Thierry Boccon-Gibod, Selwin Photographs, Jean-Pierre Leloir

Drawing of the “moth”: Pauline Hamburger
Design small pocket: Paul Antonietti
Edition CD Apache the 242096-2 appeared April 19th 1987

Around the album

To read the genesis of the song Babacar in the article Action Schools.
the only thing which counts - Title which could not be inserted in this album as France Gall in her anthology Évidemment explains it: It is a very simple song with repetitive sentences, which is positive, and pushes us to find happiness. An anthem with the life, to some extent. It was to be reproduced on the album Babacar , and was removed for reasons of schedule. Michel inclined himself, death in the heart.

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