FRAN�OIS B�RANGER & MORMOS: �A DOIT �TRE BIEN...

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Studio Album, released in 1971

Songs / Tracks Listing

Side A
1. �a Doit �tre Bien (3:30)
2. Le Monument Aux Oiseaux (3:30)
3. L'amour Mineral (4:10)
4. Chanson D'amour (3:40)
5. Ma Fleur (3:35)

Side B
6. La Tite Toune (3:15)
7. L'ancien Chemin De Fer (3:00)
8. La F�te Du Temps (3:55)
9. Madrigal (2:10)
10. Choral (1:10)
11. Nao (2:30)
12. Je Pourrais Dire (3:05)

Total time 37:30

Line-up / Musicians

- Fran�ois B�ranger / vocals

With MORMOS:
- Jim Cuomo / sax, domra, recorder, keyboards
- Annie Hat / vocals
- Elliott Delman / guitar
- R. Ernie Mansfield / harmonica, flute, piccolo
- Sandy Spencer / cello

Releases information

On this LP the Mormos was a backing band for French singer Fran�ois B�ranger
All the arrangements and performances: MORMOS

LP CBS CBS 64558 (1971, France)
MC CBS CBS 40-64558 (1971, France)

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