Jacques Brel - N6
Review by Hector Manuel Ramirez
N6, the album by Jacques Brel, is a masterpiece that showcases the depth of his songwriting and singing abilities. Released in 1967, the album features ten tracks, each of which is a work of art in its own right.
The album opens with "Le Moribond," a haunting song that tells the story of a dying man's last moments. Brel's voice is raw and emotional, and the lyrics are poignant and touching.
Other standout tracks on the album include "La Chanson des Vieux Amants," a beautiful love song that captures the essence of a long-lasting relationship, and "Les Flamandes," a playful and upbeat tune that showcases Brel's storytelling skills.
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Catalog Numbers
B 76.556 RLabels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 10"
- Album
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Printed By | Imprimerie F. Richir |
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (A Side stamped): X PH1 AA 76556 1R 380
- Matrix / Runout (B Side stamped): PII AA 76556 2R 380
- Rights Society: B.I.E.M.
- Price Code: Ⓢ
About Jacques Brel
Belgian singer, songwriter, actor and film director born April 8,1929 in Schaarbeek, Brussels, Belgium and died October 9, 1978 in Bobigny, France. Sang predominantly in French but also had quite a few versions of his songs in Dutch. In his song "Marieke" he combined Dutch and French in the lyrics. His most famous songs include "Ne Me Quitte Pas" ("Laat Me Niet Alleen"), "Le Plat Pays ("Mijn Vlakke Land") and "Marieke". In 1964 American artist started to translate Brel's songs into English. Brels penultimate album of unreleased songs, JArrive (or I Arrive ), was released in 1968. His final album Les Marquises" sold over one million copies and hit number one in the French album charts.
Real Name
- Jacques Romain Georges Brel
Name Vars
- Bre L
- Brel
- Brel J.
- Brel Jacques
- Brel Jacques Romain
- Brel Jacques Romain G
- Brel Jacques Romain G.
- Brel Jaques Romain
- Brel.
- Brell
- G. Brel
- J Brel
- J, Brel
- J. Brel
- J. Biel
- J. Borel
- J. Breel
- J. Brei
- J. Brel
- J. Brell
- J. Briel
- J. Bruel
- J. Brèl
- J. R. Brel
- J. R. G. Brel
- J. Öìë
- J.Brel
- J.R.G. Brel
- Jack Brel
- Jack Brelle
- Jacqes Brel
- Jacque Brel
- Jacques Brell
- Jacques Rel
- Jacques Romain Brel
- Jacques Romain G. Brel
- Jacques, Brel
- Jacques-Romaing Brel
- Jacqus Brel
- Jacues Brel
- Jaqcues Brel
- Jaque Brel
- Jaques Brel
- Jascques Brel
- Ζακ Μπρελ
- Брель
- Ж. Брель
- ЖАК БРЕЛЬ
- Жак Брел
- Жак Брель
- Жак Брэль
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