Christian Decamps Discography of CDs

Christian Decamps CD discography Arranger: Christian Décamps. Personnel: Christian Décamps (chant, flute, piano, sampler). Recording information: Principaute de la Noiseraie Saint Bresson, Haute Saone, (08/1996-03/1997).

Christian Decamps discography Singer Christian Decamps (of Ange fame) delivered with Nu a very strong record. Even though it's been released by the 1990s progressive rock label Musea, Nu is really a rock album with a passing fondness for progressive stylings, although it is closer to vintage Ange than anything from the band's 1980s output. Decamps penned all lyrics and music, except for one song signed Tristan Decamps, his son, who also sings and plays keyboards on a few tracks, hence the album being billed as Christian Decamps et Fils (and son). Lyrics tell tales of old times and more recent urban legends. Decamps was and always will be a storyteller. Arrangements were left to guitarist Jean-Pascal Boffo who did a great job, putting violin and cello on some tracks, using keyboards and guitars to give a few songs the kind of body classic Ange favored. Decamps is in great shape and puts his heart in his singing. Highlights include "L'Héritage," the story of a man splitting his belongings between his three sons, the neo-prog "Pierrot, la Lune a Soif" and the beautiful spacy number "Paysans et Cosmonautes." Even though Decamps has been putting out albums on a regular basis with or without Ange since the early '70s, it is easy to understand why Nu was perceived as a comeback. Its vitality makes up for a number of bland discs previously released. ~ François Couture Photographer: Christian Décamps. Personnel: Christian Décamps (vocals, harmonica, keyboards); Daniel Haas (classical guitar). Audio Mixer: Jean-Pierre Martin.

Christian Decamps songs The third album by Christian Décamps and Fils is also Ange's frontman's best solo effort in a decade. On Murmures, Décamps is finally able to put some distance between his writing for his long-standing group and his solo output -- despite the fact that most of the participating musicians played in Ange at some point or another. The poet/singer indulges in his clever wordplays, his slightly outdated naïveté and his obsession with sex. Of course, ...

Christian Decamps CD discography We are in 1990: it’s been more than three years since the original ANGE’s line-up has been re-activated, creating the album "Sève Qui Peut" (1989). Following the public and critical acclaim, the tour is a huge success. It’s the moment when the band’s charismatic singer decides to release a new Christian DECAMPS & FILS album, eleven years after "Le Mal D’Adam" (1979). "Juste Une Ligne Bleue" is dedicated to the ...

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