Femmes d'aujourd'hui
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| Femmes d'aujourd'hui | ||
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| Studio album by Jeanne Mas | ||
| Released | April 1986 | |
| Genre | Electropop | |
| Length | 43:47 | |
| Label | Pathé Marconi | |
| Producer(s) | Romano Musumarra Joe Hammer Dominique Blanc-Francard Thierry Durbet Jeanne Mas |
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| Jeanne Mas chronology | ||
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| Jeanne Mas (1985) |
Femmes d'aujourd'hui (1986) |
Les crises de l'âme (1989) |
Femmes d'aujourd'hui is the second studio album by Jeanne Mas, released in April 1986 by Pathé Marconi.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- "La geisha" (5:06)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra) - "En rouge et noir" (4:32)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra - P. Calabrese - M. Calabrese - L. Meinardi) - "Idéali" (4:35)
(J. Mas) - "Lola" (3:44)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra) - "Femme d'aujourd'hui" (3:34)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra - R. Zaneli) - "Mourir d'ennui"* (4:08)
(J. Mas - J. Hammer) - "Plus forte que l'océan" (4:09)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra) - "Sauvez-moi"** (3:55)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra - R. Zaneli) - "S'envoler jusqu'au bout" (4:43)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra) - "L'enfant" (5:22)
(J. Mas - R. Musumarra - R. Zaneli)
[edit] Personnel
- Carole Welsman - Backing vocals
- John Woolof - Guitar
- Walter Martino - Drums
- Romano Musumarra - Piano, drum machine, guitar
- Dominique Grimaldi - Bass guitar
- Joe Hammer - Drums where noted (*)
- Benjamin Raffaelli - Guitar where noted (**)
- Thierry Durbet - Keyboards, drum machine where noted (**)
[edit] Production
- Romano Musumarra - Producer
- Gianpaolo Bresciani - Engineer
- Jonh "Puk" Quist - Engineer
- Joe Hammer - Producer where noted (*)
- Dominique Blanc-Francart - Engineer, mixer, and producer where noted (**)
- Thierry Durbet - Producer where noted (**)
- Jeanne Mas - Producer where noted (**)
Recorded at Studio Titania (Roma), Puk Studio (Danemark) and Studio Palais des Congrès (France)
[edit] Artwork
- Tato - Photography
- Ennio Antonangeli - Photography
- Silvana Fantino - Assistant
- Jeanne Mas - Cover design
[edit] Singles
- "En rouge et noir", released in April, 1986
- "L'enfant", released in September, 1986
- "Sauvez-moi", released in February, 1987
