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Leandro Barbieri (born November 28, 1932 in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina), known as Gato Barbieri (Spanish for "the cat" Barbieri), is an Argentine jazz tenor saxophonist and composer who rose to fame during the free jazz movement in the 1960s and is known for his Latin jazz recordings in the 1970s.
Biography
Born to a family of musicians, Barbieri began playing music after hearing Charlie Parker's "Now's the Time". He played the clarinet and later the alto saxophone while performing with the Argentinean pianist Lalo Schifrin in the late 1950s. By the early 1960s, while playing in Rome, he also worked with the trumpeter Don Cherry. By now influenced by John Coltrane's late recordings, as well as those from other free jazz saxophonists such as Albert Ayler and Pharoah Sanders, he began to develop the warm and gritty tone with which he is associated. In the late 1960s, he was fusing music from South America into his playing and contributed to multi-artist projects like Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra and Carla Bley's Escalator Over The Hill. His score for Bernardo Bertolucci's film Last Tango in Paris earned him a Grammy Award and led to a record deal with Impulse! Records.
Podcasts:
Gato Barbieri
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- Chapter Two: Hasta Siempre released: 2009
- The Impulse Story released: 2006
- Chapter Four: Alive in New York released: 2005
- Last Tango in Paris released: 2004
- The Shadow of the Cat released: 2002
- Gato Barbieri's Finest Hour released: 2000
- Gato Barbieri released: 1999
- Che Corazón released: 1999
- Qué Pasa released: 1997
- Latino america released: 1997
- Bolivia released: 1994
- Chapter Three: Viva Emiliano Zapata released: 1992
- The Third World Revisited released: 1988
- Caliente! released: 1986
- Passion and Fire released: 1984
- Ruby, Ruby released: 1977
- Chapter Four: Alive in New York released: 1975
- Togetherness released: 1974
- Yesterdays released: 1974
- Chapter One: Latin America released: 1973
- Fenix released: 1971
- The Third World released: 1969
- Hamba Khale released: 1968
- GATO BARBIERI In New York City released: 1967
- Les Genies Du Jazz (Tome 6, No. 15): Gato Barbieri (with Dollar Brand) released:
- Apasionado released:
- Bolivia / Under Fire released:
- Greatest Hits (1976-1979) released:
- Priceless Jazz released:
- Tropico released:
- Idem released:
- Gato... para los amigos released:
Last Tango in Paris
Released 2004- Last Tango in Paris: Tango
- Jeanne
- Girl in Black: Tango
- Last Tango in Paris: Ballad
- Fake Ophelia
- Picture in the Rain
- Return: Tango
- It's Over
- Goodbye
- Why Did She Choose You?
- Last Tango in Paris: Jazz Waltz
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 1
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 2
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 3
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 4
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 5
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 6
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 7
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 8
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 9
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 10
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 11
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 12
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 13
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 14
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 15
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 16
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 17
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 18
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 19
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 20
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 21
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 22
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 23
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 24
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 25
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 26
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 27
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 28
- Last Tango in Paris Suite: Part 29
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by Serge Gainsbourg
No. 2
by: Serge GainsbourgHonte à toi qui la première m'a appris la trahison,
Et d'horreur et de colère m'a fait perdre la raison,
Et d'horreur et de colère m'a fait perdre la raison.
Honte à toi femme à l'oeil sombre, dont les funestes amours,
Ont enseveli dans l'ombre mon printemps et mes beaux jours,
Ont enseveli dans l'ombre mon printemps et mes beaux jours.
C'est ta voix, c'est ton sourire, c'est ton regard corrupteur,
Qui m'ont appris à maudire jusqu'au semblant du bonheur,
Qui m'ont appris à maudire jusqu'au semblant du bonheur.
C'est ta jeunesse, c'est tes charmes qui m'ont fait desespérer,
Et si je doute des larmes c'est que je t'ai vu pleurer,
Et si je doute des larmes c'est que je t'ai vu pleurer.
Honte à toi, j'étais encore, aussi simple qu'un enfant,
Comme une fleur à l'aurore mon coeur s'ouvrait en t'aimant,
Comme une fleur à l'aurore mon coeur s'ouvrait en t'aimant.
Certes ce coeur sans défense, pu sans peine être abusé,
Mais lui laisser l'innocence etait encore plus aisé,
Mais lui laisser l'innocence etait encore plus aisé.
Honte à toi, qui fut la mer de mes premieres douleurs,
Et tu fis de ma paupiere jaillir la source des pleurs,
Et tu fis de ma paupiere jaillir la source des pleurs.
Elle coule sois en sûr et rien ne la tarira,
Elle sort d'une blessure qui jamais ne guerira,
Elle sort d'une blessure qui jamais ne guerira.
Mais dans cette source amere, du moins je me laverais,
Et j'y laisserai j'espere ton souvenir aborré,
Et j'y laisserai j'espere ton souvenir aborré,
Et j'y laisserai j'espere ton souvenir aborré.