François De Roubaix - Boulevard Du Rhum Album

Tracklist

1	Tango Del Patio
2	Prohibition-Rag
3	Bataille Navale
4	Au Cinema Muet
5	Generque/Chant Des Rumrunners
6	Benmoor Hotel
7	La Posada / Gramophone Rumba
8	Sur Le Boulevard Du Rhum Composed By – François De Roubaix, Pierre Pelegri, Robert EnricoVocals – Brigitte Bardot
9	Linda Et Cornelius
10	Le Jeu De L'Aveugle
11	Plaisir D'amour Arranged By – François De RoubaixComposed By – MartiniVocals – Brigitte Bardot, Guy Marchand	1:52
12	Mac Alister's Wedding Song Composed By – François De RoubaixVocals, Composed By – Joe Turner
13	Chanson De Ronald Composed By – François De Roubaix, Stéphane GuéraultVocals – Guy Marchand

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
920342T	François De Roubaix	Boulevard Du Rhum ‎(LP)	Barclay	920342T	France	1971
013 474-2	François De Roubaix	Boulevard Du Rhum ‎(CD, Album, RP)	Universal Music France	013 474-2	France	2008
none, UCCU-90249, UCCM-4097	François De Roubaix	Boulevard Du Rhum ‎(CD, Album)	Universal Music France, EmArcy, Universal Classics & Jazz, Universal Classics & Jazz	none, UCCU-90249, UCCM-4097	Japan	2009
013 474-2	François De Roubaix	Boulevard Du Rhum ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Universal Music France	013 474-2	France	2001
SR-742	François De Roubaix	Boulevard Du Rhum ‎(LP, Promo)	Seven Seas	SR-742	Japan	1972

Notes

Pressed disc.

Short intro

Sur le Boulevard du Rhum. François de Roubaix. feat: Brigitte Bardot. Ragtime du Ver Solitaire. François de Roubaix 3 April 1939 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine 22 November 1975 in Tenerife, Canary Islands was a French film score composer. Roubaix did not receive any formal education in music, but began studying jazz on his own at age 15, forming a band and learning trombone as an autodidact. His father, filmmaker Paul de Roubaix, made educational films, and offered to let François compose scores for them. His first film score was for a 1961 film by Robert Enrico through the late 1960s. Listen free to François de Roubaix Boulevard du Rhum Chant Des Rumrunners, Générique, Sur le boulevard du rhum and more. 15 tracks 37:22. Son of filmmaker Paul de Roubaix, François became interested in both scuba-diving and music as a teen. While working as an assistant on a film by Robert Enrico in 1959, he was given the opportunity to write the soundtrack. This led to read more. Album 2003 18 Songs. More By François de Roubaix. Le samouraï, Les aventuriers Bandes Originales de Films. Dernier domicile connu, Le rapace bandes originales des films. Sur le boulevard du rhum, 03:05. Le jeu de l'aveugle, 01:55. Bataille navale, 02:59. Ben-Moor hotel, 02:52. Boulevard express inédite - bonus, 01:14. Linda et Cornelius inédite - bonus, 01:43. Boulevard Du Rhum 1971. Album by François de Roubaix. Bataille Navale. was sampled in. Jactez J'm'en Bats Les C. by Salif 2001. The Way Out by 7L & Esoteric 2002. Sur Le Boulevard Du Rhum Music by François de Roubaix, Lyrics by Robert Enrico and Pierre Pelegri Performed by François de Roubaix And Orchestra Sung by Brigitte Bardot. La Posada - Gramophone Rhumba Written and Performed by François de Roubaix And Orchestra. Chanson De Ronald Music by François de Roubaix, Lyrics by Stéphane Guérault Performed by François de Roubaix And Orchestra Sung by Guy Marchand. Tango Del Patio Written and Performed by François de Roubaix And Orchestra. Boulevard Du RhumBataille Navale is a track by François de Roubaix from the album 10 Ans De Musique De Films released in 1998. Not enough data Average Rating n n m av m n m AV where: av trimmed mean average rating an item has currently received. François de Roubaix 1939-1975 was a french multi-instrumentalist and composer for commercials, TV series, and about 30 feature-length films. De Roubaix had a home studio which he used a lot for both experimentation and final tracks. He freely combined classical prerecorded music with electronic instruments, early synthesizers and rhythm boxes. François de Roubaix died in an diving accident near the Canary Isles in 1975. He received new recognition because he provided 'sample material' for a new generation. Carl Craig remixed him and Robbie Williams' producers sampled him. Boulevard du Rhum also known as Rum Runners is a 1971 French-Italian-Spanish adventure film directed by Robert Enrico and produced by Alain Poiré. It is based on Jacques Pecheral's novel of the same name. It stars Brigitte Bardot and Lino Ventura and was released in France on 13 October 1971. Set in the prohibition era, a rum runner Ventura in the Caribbean falls in love with a beautiful silent film star, Linda Larue Bardot. Brigitte Bardot as Linda Larue. Lino Ventura as Cornelius von Zeelinga