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IBS "THE EARLY YEARS" CD |
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Track 1 |
Jumping Jack Flash (Jagger, Richards) |
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Bass: |
Amélie Rousseaux |
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Drums: |
Jack Coté |
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Guitars: |
David Hoult, Amélie Rousseaux |
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Lead vocal: |
Margaux Caldi, Amélie Rousseaux |
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Backing vocal: |
Jack Coté |
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Track 2
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Johnny B. Goode (Berry) |
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Bass: |
Chris Fleming |
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Drums: |
Jack Coté |
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Guitars: |
Brian Beise, Jack Coté, David Hoult |
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Vocal: |
Shirley Burchill, Alan Damon |
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Track 3 |
After Hours (Reed) |
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Bass: |
Chris Fleming |
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Guitar: |
Jack Coté |
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Vocal: |
Amélie Rousseaux |
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Track 4 |
Tears in Heaven (Clapton) |
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Guitars: |
David Hoult, William Richard |
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Vocal: |
Bryce Andrew-Sportis, Georgina Fleming |
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Track 5 |
Disorder (Curtis, Hook, Morris, Sumner) |
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Bass: |
Jack Coté |
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Drums: |
Tim Benadon |
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Guitar: |
Amélie Rousseaux |
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Vocal: |
Chris Fleming |
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Track 6 |
Dancing in the Dark (Springsteen) |
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Bass: |
Jack Coté |
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Drums: |
Jack McKeown |
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Guitars: |
Brian Beise, David Hoult |
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Lead vocal: |
Alan Damon |
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Backing vocal: |
Brian Beise |
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Track 7 |
Where is my Mind? (Black) |
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Bass: |
Chris Fleming |
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Drums: |
Tim Benadon |
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Guitars: |
Shahrokh Barati, Alex Laskin |
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Vocal: |
Gen Clarke, Natacha Naayem |
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Track 8 |
Taper Jean Girl (C.& J. &
M. & N. Followill) |
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Bass:
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Chris Fleming
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Drums:
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Tim Benadon |
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Guitars: |
Jack Coté, Amélie Rousseaux |
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Vocal: |
Jack Coté |
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Track 9 |
Red Morning Light (C.& J.
& M. & N. Followill) |
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Bass: |
Chris Fleming
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Drums: |
Tim Benadon |
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Guitar:
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Jack Coté |
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Lead vocal:
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Amélie Rousseaux |
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Backing vocal: |
Jack Coté |
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Track 10 Seven Nations Army (White)
Bass: Chris Fleming
Drums: Jack Coté
Guitar: Amélie Rousseaux
Vocal: Georgina Fleming
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Track 11 Hotel California (Felder,
Henley, Frey)
Bass: Chris Fleming
Drums: Tim Benadon
Guitars: Shahrokh Barati, David
Hoult
Vocal: Margaux Caldi, Alan Damon
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Track 12 Walking on the Moon,
(Sting)
Bass: Jack Coté
Drums: Jack McKeown
Guitar: Brian Beise
Percussion: Jake Weiner
Vocal: Brian Beise
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Track 13 Class A (Benadon, Coté,
Fleming, Rousseaux)
Bass: Chris Fleming
Drums: Tim Benadon
Guitar: Jack Coté
Vocal: Jack Coté, Amélie
Rousseaux
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Track 14 My Favorite Game
(Johansson, Lagerberg, Persson, Svensson)
Bass: Chris Fleming
Drums: Tim Benadon
Guitars: Shahrokh Barati, Amélie
Rousseaux
Lead vocal: Natacha Naayem
Backing vocal: Gen Clarke
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Track 15 Waterloo Sunset (Davies)
Bass: Chris Fleming
Drums: Tim Benadon
Guitars: Shahrokh Barati, David
Hoult
Lead vocal: Gen Clarke
Backing vocal: Margaux Caldi, Natacha Naayem
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Track 16 Milk (C.& J. & M. & N.
Followill)
Bass: Chris Fleming
Drums: Tim Benadon
Guitars: Jack Coté, Amélie Rousseaux
Vocal: Jack Coté, Amélie
Rousseaux
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Track 17 Money (Gordy, Bradford)
Bass: Chris Fleming
Drums: Jack Coté
Guitar: Amélie Rousseaux
Lead
vocal: Shirley Burchill
Backing vocal: Jack Coté, Amélie Rousseaux
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Track 18 Michael (Franz Ferdinand)
Drums: Jack Coté
Guitars:
Amélie Rousseaux, Jack Coté
Lead vocal: Jack Coté
Backing vocal: Jack Coté, Amélie Rousseaux
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The
ticket sales for the “IBS World Tour” Paris
concert raised 650€.
This
money was sent
to help
combat the famine
in Ethiopia.
The
proceeds of the sales of the “Greatest Hits” CD
will be given to an association which is
attempting to reduce the suffering experienced by
animals in modern “factory” farms: calves, pigs,
ducks (foie gras), foxes in fur farms etc.
The
cheque will be given to the “Protection Mondiale
des Animaux de Ferme” which is the French branch
of “Compassion in World Farming”.
Their web sites will give you an idea of the work
these associations are doing:
http://www.pmaf.org/
(in French)
http://www.ciwf.org.uk/
(in English)
For an amusingly presented summary of some of the
problems, see also
http://www.themeatrix.com/
The
musicians and all concerned in the production of
the concert and CD hope you enjoy the music… and
that will come back for more next year !
dh
PS
Ok, so “dh studios” is a joke but… dh really does
live at “la baronnerie”. |
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