Henri Salvador Homme Studio

A Pop Star Who Turned His Back To Show Business To Become An Independent Artist, Steered By The Revolutionary Ideas Of His Wife Jacqueline In 1960's France; These Are The Outlines Of Henri Salvador's Unusual Musical Career. It Made Him Into A Star Then Led Him To Entirely Dissociate From The Record Industry, Preferring To Make Music In His Living Room With His Guitars. At 50, Salvador Starts Experimenting With Synths And Drum Machine, Multi-Track Recorders And Altered Voice Collages. He Takes Up Editing And Mixing, And Solitarily Makes Songs For Young And Old From His Home In Paris' Place Vendôme. "Unfortunately, It's Not Beautiful Songs That Make An Amazing Career. These Are Songs That Will Exist After I Die." (1969)Henri Salvador Should've Set An Example For Other Artists: One Of Independence Against An Unfair And Unyielding System. An Inspiration Not To End Up Enslaved By Contracts Signed Too Early, Or To Feed A Bunch Of Comatose Owners Clenching Onto Millions Of Publishing Rights. Be Glad, Music-Consumer Friends: Tonight A Pen-Pusher Will Offer Himself An Entrecote Thanks To The Money You Kindly Invested In This Compilation. Happy Listening.Vinyl Lp + Printed Inner Sleeve + Download Codeliner Notes French + English By Guido From Acid Arab