Soul Michel Jonasz

• 1 Groove Baby Groove 05:17
• 2 Les wagonnets 04:17
• 3 Minuit sonne 04:32
• 4 Une seule journée passée sans elle 04:50
• 5 Lucille 04:46
• 6 La FM qui s'est spécialisée Funky 04:56
• 7 L'amour ça devient sérieux 04:15
• 8 Lord Have Mercy 05:21
• 9 Super Nana 04:15
• 10 Joueurs de Blues 03:52
• Total Runtime 46:21

Info for Soul

Revisiting his best-known old songs in a Soul and R&B spirit, and surrounded by his faithful friends Manu Katché and Jean-Yves D'Angelo, Michel Jonasz is back with SOUL, a joyous, festive album illustrated by graffiti artist C215, with surprise guest Ben l'Oncle Soul for an explosive duet. With a surprise guest appearance by Ben l'Oncle Soul in an explosive duet, the artist and his music are given a new lease of life at 77 Spring, Roulez Jonasz!

Michel Jonasz, vocals
Jean-Yves D'Angelo, piano
Manu Katché, drums
Guest:
Ben l'Oncle Soul, vocals

Please Note: We offer this album in its native sampling rate of 44.1 kHz, 24-bit. The provided 88.2 kHz version was up-sampled and offers no audible value!

Michel Jonasz
is a songwriter, singer and French actor, born on 21 January 1947 from Drancy. He has composed the jazz club, blues guitarist, holidays by the sea, among others; Super-Nana (Jean-Claude Vannier) is his favourite pastime when he performs on stage. Born to Hungarian parents with an immigrant background, Michel Jonasz left school at the age of 15 and found his way in art. Painting, theatre and music interest him, but it is ultimately until he becomes a pianist that he puts his foot in the stirrup. After starting on keyboards in the group Vigon, the lemons, in 1966 he founded the group with his friend King Set Alain Goldstein on guitar. Two radio hits to do know his voice and his sense of rhythm: an original composition, Weightlessness, in 1967, and the standard Jezebel in 1968. His solo career began slowly, with a 45t at the end of 1968 under the name Michael Kingset, following under his own name in 1970. He must wait until 1974 to find a wide audience with two ‘tubes’ simultaneously: Tell Me, and Great Grandmother. Since the success as he moves I wanted to tell you I'm waiting I don't want you to go away (written and composed by Jonasz), Lucille, the Box of Jazz and The Fabulous story of Mister Swing.

There is also a film actor (What Does David Bring?, Archery Sight) and television (A Love to Keep Quiet as he plays a father of a gay Petainist War II).

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