BEAU DOMMAGE - S/T SELF-TITLED Debut 12" Vinyl LP Album

Beau Dommage's self-titled debut album, "BEAU DOMMAGE", released in 1974, is a quintessential piece of Québec's folk-rock history. Produced by Michel Lachance and recorded at Studio Tempo, Montreal, this LP showcases the band's diverse talents, with Pierre Bertrand's emotive vocals, Marie-Michèle Des Rosiers' synthesizer magic, and a stellar lineup.

 

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Music Genre:

Canadain Folk Rock 

Album Production Information:

The album: "BEAU DOMMAGE - S/T Self-Title" was produced by: Michel Lachance

This album was recorded at: Studio Tempo, Montreal

Album cover photography: Pierre Guimond

Record Label & Catalognr:

 Orange label Capitol ST-70.034

Media Format:

12" LP Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record

Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram

Year & Country:

1974 Canada
Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: BEAU DOMMAGE - S/T Self-Title
    Band-members, Musicians and Performers
  • Pierre Bertrand - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards,
  • Marie-Michèle Des Rosiers - vocals, synthesiser
  • Réal Desrosiers - drums
  • Robert Léger - piano, synthesiser, flute, bass
  • Michel Rivard - vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Complete Track-listing of the album "BEAU DOMMAGE - S/T Self-Title"

The detailed tracklist of this record "BEAU DOMMAGE - S/T Self-Title" is:

    Track-listing Side One: Tous Les Palmiers - 3:20
  1. À Toutes Les Fois - 4:14
  2. Chinatown (written by Michel Rivard) - 3:05
  3. La Complainte du Phoque en Alaska (written by Michel Rivard) - 5:15
  4. Le Picbois (written by Robert Léger, Michel Rivard, and Pierre Bertrand) - 3:25
    Track-listing Side Two:
  1. Harmonie du Soir à Chateauguay -3:06
  2. Le Géant Beaupré (written by Pierre Huet) - 4:02
  3. Ginette (written by Pierre Huet and Michel Rivard) - 2:35
  4. Un Ange Gardien (written by Pierre Huet and Michel Rivard) - 2:56
  5. 23 Décembre (written by Pierre Huet and Michel Rivard) - 2:14
  6. Montréal (written by Pierre Huet and Robert Léger) - 4:44