Naëve - L.A.M.E. (Losers Always Make Excuses)
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London based singer songwriter and 'genreless' Old school music composer. Naëve is a modern Alice in Wonderland. She is the innocent eyes of a child that sees the world with optimism in spite of everything. Her songs sublimely incorporate soul, Motown, Old School R&B, rockabilly, rock'n roll, Gospel, Swing Jazz, Blues and much more.

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Steve Dalachinsky/Didier Lasserre duet, 4th part
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Steve Dalachinsky/Didier Lasserre duet, 4th part

Organised by collectif Kliton. Filmed by Benoît Lesieux.Steve Dalachinsky - PoetryDidier Lasserre - drums 

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La Cumparsita Tango - Gerardo Matos Rodriguez - Tango Dancers
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La Cumparsita Tango - Gerardo Matos Rodriguez - Tango Dancers

It is said that D'Arienzo returned tango to the tango dancers! In so doing, he got the interest of the youth, which not only reinvigorated the entire tango scene, but made it chic as well. At that point, of course, not only did he became a celebrity, but he also started making his fortune. http://www.maggiefergusontango.com/ju...

Of a' the Arts the Wind Can Blaw
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Of a' the Arts the Wind Can Blaw

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray

Steve Dalachinsky/Didier Lasserre duet, 4th part
08:50
Steve Dalachinsky/Didier Lasserre duet, 4th part

Organised by collectif Kliton. Filmed by Benoît Lesieux.Steve Dalachinsky - PoetryDidier Lasserre - drums 


17. Wife Priviledged
03:42
17. Wife Priviledged

The Hoots


La Cumparsita Tango - Gerardo Matos Rodriguez - Tango Dancers
04:15
La Cumparsita Tango - Gerardo Matos Rodriguez - Tango Dancers

It is said that D'Arienzo returned tango to the tango dancers! In so doing, he got the interest of the youth, which not only reinvigorated the entire tango scene, but made it chic as well. At that point, of course, not only did he became a celebrity, but he also started making his fortune. http://www.maggiefergusontango.com/ju...


Of a' the Arts the Wind Can Blaw
00:45
Of a' the Arts the Wind Can Blaw

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray