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Iggy Pop — Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop — Hal Cragin

Iggy Pop — Jerry Marotta

Iggy Pop — Kevin Hupp

Iggy Pop — Jon Cowherd

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Iggy Pop — Tim Ouimette

Iggy Pop — Steven Ulrich

Iggy Pop — Danny Blume

Iggy Pop — Jerry Zaslavsky

Iggy Pop — Ben Perowsky

Iggy Pop — Jainardo Batista

Iggy Pop — Aaron Halva

Iggy Pop — Lulu Gainsbourg

Producers: Hal Cragin

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Track listing

10 tracks
  1. 0 Et si tu n'existais pas Preview sources
  2. 1 La Javanaise Preview sources
  3. 2 Everybody's Talkin' Preview sources
  4. 3 I'm Going Away Smiling Preview sources
  5. 4 La Vie en rose Preview sources
  6. 5 Les Passantes Preview sources
  7. 6 Syracuse Preview sources
  8. 7 What Is This Thing Called Love? Preview sources
  9. 8 Michelle Preview sources
  10. 9 Only the Lonel Preview sources

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Iggy Pop — Après

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EveryDisc · 4.0 / 5 · · 2018-05-04 11:28:16

I have always believed that to make a good cover album, one needs to take good compositions and make such arrangements for them as to not repeat the original, but at the same time not spoil it. Iggy in 2012 managed that almost perfectly. Compositions of varying degrees of fame in the global understanding, but definitely very popular at the level of their original performers, sounded fresh and interesting. I didn't really like the version of Serge Gainsbourg's La Javanaise, but I think the reason is that I am too big a fan of Serge himself, so covering his compositions doesn't make sense to me. Especially magnificent are Dassin's Et si tu n’existais pas, Georges Brassens's Les Passantes, Edith Piaf's La Vie en rose and Yoko Ono's I’m Going Away Smiling. Honestly, the French part of the album surpassed the English one in general. The timbre of the 65-year-old Iggy fit perfectly on the French lyrics. The result was a combination that was as soulful as possible. This is a pensive album of reflections. So pour yourself a glass of French wine and 36 minutes will not be wasted.

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