Bruno Lorenzoni Et Son Orchestre - Les Belles Dames Toi Et Moi Le Temps Du Borsalino Les Lilas

Review by vesna micanovic

Bruno Lorenzoni Et Son Orchestre's album Les Belles Dames Toi Et Moi Le Temps Du Borsalino Les Lilas is a delightful collection of French chansons and instrumental pieces that transport the listener to the romantic and nostalgic world of 1960s Paris. The album features Lorenzoni's superb arrangements and the rich sound of his orchestra, as well as the beautiful vocals of guest singers such as Nicole Croisille and Les Compagnons de la Chanson.

The album opens with the upbeat and jazzy "Les Belles Dames," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy melody and swinging rhythm. Other highlights include the dreamy "Toi Et Moi," the nostalgic "Le Temps Du Borsalino," and the hauntingly beautiful "Les Lilas," which showcases the orchestra's skillful use of strings and woodwinds.

Throughout the album, Lorenzoni and his orchestra create a lush and sophisticated sound that perfectly captures the elegance and charm of the French chanson tradition. The guest singers add a touch of variety and personality to the album, but it is Lorenzoni's masterful arrangements and the orchestra's impeccable musicianship that make this album a true gem of French music.

Summary by vesna micanovic

Les Belles Dames Toi Et Moi Le Temps Du Borsalino Les Lilas is a must-have for fans of French chanson and instrumental music alike. It is a timeless and enchanting album that will transport listeners to a bygone era of romance and elegance.