Patsy Gallant Besoin D'Amour CD

Besoin D'Amour Music

List Price	$22.98 (You save $3.43)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Attic
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	421562
CD Universe Part number	5531619
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 25, 2002
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Patsy Gallant Besoin D'Amour Songs

	1.	Libre pour L'Amour
	2.	Si Parfois
	3.	Besion d'Amour
	4.	Sugar Daddy (Version Francais)
	5.	Il Pleut Ce Matin
	6.	Une Toune que Ma Mere Me Chantait
	7.	O Seigneur (Stormy Monday Blues)
	8.	Orteil Rouges (Blue Suede Shoes)
	9.	J'ai Besoin de Lui
	10.	Mon Pays

Besoin D'Amour Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Consomate Canadian Artist Of Whom We Should All Be Proud
Besoin d'Amour illustrates Ms. Gallant at the height of her musical powers. This French language album spawned three hit singles, including the French version of "Sugar Daddy", as well "Mon Pays", which most will recognize as her huge English language disco hit, "From New York to L.A." which she adapted from the great Gilles Vigneault's "Mon Pays C'est L'Hiver". Ms. Gallant takes the 3 tracks, "O Seigneur", "Orteil Rouges", and "J'ai Besoin de Lui" and performs them before a live audience as a medley in the same fashion and with the incredible energy of the old true great stage entertainers. A fabulous album that must not be missed!
Submitted by calvin_c (Toronto, ON, Canada)
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