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Saravah! is
Yukihiro Takahashi's
first solo album. It is
named after Pierre Barouh's
record label of the same name.
Takahashi conceived the
album during...
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Saravah is a
French jazz
record label founded by singer-songwriter
Pierre Barouh in 1965.
Saravah released the
album 50
Years to
celebrate its anniversary...
- who
released several albums.
Takahashi recorded his
first solo album,
Saravah, in 1977. In 1978,
Takahashi joined Ryuichi Sakamoto and
Haruomi Hosono...
- artists,
using it to
advance the
talent of
others and
creating his own
label Saravah in 1965. With the label, he
wished to mix
musicians and styles, to multiply...
- In a
sequence of the film, he
makes a
brief reappearance singing "Samba
Saravah", a
French version with
lyrics by
Barouh himself of the
Brazilian bossa...
- also
feature drummer Ed Blackwell, were
recorded in
August 1969 at
Studio Saravah in Paris, and were
released by BYG
Records as part of
their Actuel series...
- was
discovered by the
French songwriter Pierre Barouh.
Founder of the
Saravah label, he
produced her
first singles which were
released starting in 1980...
- folle !,
Saravah, 1968
Comme à la
radio (with
Areski Belkacem and the Art
Ensemble of Chicago),
Saravah, 1969
Brigitte Fontaine,
Saravah, 1972 Je ne...
- 2004, at the age of 69.
Compilations Scratching the Seventies/Dreams (
Saravah, 1996) ****ociates (Musica Jazz, 1996)
Opium with Bill Dixon,
Franz Koglmann...
- 1966) Mina (arr.
Gianni Ferrio) –
Plurale (1976)
Yukihiro Takahashi –
Saravah! (1978) The
Singers Unlimited (arr.
Clare Fischer; voc arr. Gene Puerling)...
