Louis Bertignac Discography of CDs

Louis Bertignac albums Recorded on his 2005-2006 European tour, Live Power Trio is the third live album from French-Algerian guitarist and singer/songwriter Louis Bertignac, following 1993's Le Mediator and 1998's Bertignac Live. The two-CD, 27-track collection includes material from his time in Telephone ("Hygiaphone," "Un Autre Monde"), his two albums recorded with Les Visiteurs ("Reves," "Le Matin Au Reveil"), and his solo career, with tracks from his three studio albums, Elle et Louis, Bertignac '96, and Longtemps. Alongside several of his hit singles, there are performances of his Carla Bruni collaborations ("Sous La Pluie," "Les Froleuses"), and cover versions of Elvis Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes," the Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again" and the Rolling Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash." ~ Jon O'Brien Personnel: Louis Bertignac (guitar, harmonica); Christian Frederick Sr. Martin (guitar); Hervé Koster (drums); Cyril Denis (tambourine). Audio Mixer: Louis Bertignac.

Louis Bertignac music CDs Track Listing of songs: Vas-Y Guitare; Pas Cass; Days of 96; Pluie de Blues; Maguy T'Arrache Pas; Oubliez Moi; Sniper; Je N'Veux Plus T'Attendre; Cendrillon; Le Vent Viendra; (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay; Muddy Waters Blues; Jack; Sympathy For the Devil; Hey Jude + Reprise Sympathy; Love in Vain; Girl of the North Country; Telle est Ma Vie; 2000 Nuits; Coeur Ouvert; Flipper; Hygiaphone; Wild Thing; Ces ID es L;

Louis Bertignac discography Track Listing of songs: Rever D'l; Je Joue; Elle Pleure; Les Froleuses; Audimat; La Saga des Gnous; Sous la Pluie; Sans Toi; J'ai Pas pour Tout; Rendez-Vous la-Haut; Longtemps;

Louis Bertignac songs Track Listing of songs: Oubliez-Moi; Ma Petite Poup E; Vas-Y Guitare; L'Amour Interdit; Le Fugitif; D Mantibul; Vanessa; La Maison Blanche; Une Vie de Chien; L'Arroseur Arros; La Fille D'Essaouira;

Louis Bertignac CD discography Track Listing of songs: 22M²; Pro; Costards; Tes Bonnes Choses; Le Grand Ordinateur; Tziganes Et Grizzly; Mouettes Et Rhinos; Chaud; Bloody Mary Tabasco; Simulations; Les Filles Comme Toi; Fais Pas Mes Malles; Frayer…;

Louis Bertignac albums Track Listing of songs: Pas Cassé; Days of 96; Telle Est Ma Vie; Grafitti; Maguy T'arrache Pas; Tu Sais Comment; Sniper; Tu Brilles Dans Le Noir; Coeur Ouvert; Le Vent Viendra; Je T'ai Dit;

Louis Bertignac CD discography Reissue of the original album. Recording information: Studio Herouville (08/1975). Personnel: Jacques Higelin (banjo); Louis Bertignac (guitar); Richard Raux (brass). Audio Remasterer: Jean-Pierre Chalbos.

French post-punk rockers Telephone's third album passed by all but unnoticed outside of their native land, but actually racks up as their strongest album ever. That a characteristically vast Bob Ezrin production plays its own part in that is, of course, inevitable. But, even without the deep canyons of sonic bruising that he layered in, Dure Limite has a clean-kicking rock sound that kicks in with the opening title track and never lets up. Masters of the light-and-shade technique that would dominate the "alternative rock" scene of a decade later, Telephone ...

Live release from Paris in 1981 with this new wave French band. Personnel: Jean-Louis Aubert, Louis Bertignac (chant); Richard Kolinka (drums). Audio Mixer: Glyn Johns. Recording information: Olympia, Paris, France (02/16/1981-02/18/1981); Palais Des Sports, St. Ouen (02/16/1981-02/18/1981). Photographer: Claude Gassian. EMI.