{"product_id":"asddsadsa-1","title":"Serge Gainsbourg - Essential Gainsbourg","description":"\u003cdiv\u003ePoet, singer-songwriter, painter, actor and director, born April 2, 1928 in Paris, died March 2, 1991, ibid., son of Jewish Russian parents. He had well known children: a daughter, [url=http:\/\/www.discogs.com\/artist\/Charlotte+Gainsbourg]Charlotte[\/url], with [a=Jane Birkin]; and a son, [url=http:\/\/www.discogs.com\/artist\/Lulu+Gainsbourg]Lucien Gainsbourg[\/url] (aka Lulu), with his last partner, [a=Bambou]. Two other children are non-mediatics: Natacha (born 8 August 1964) and Paul (born 13 April 1968) with Françoise Antoinette Pancrazzi.\r\n \r\nHe wanted to be a painter but earned his living as a piano player in bars. He was tapped to join the cast of the musical 'Milord L'Arsouille', where he reluctantly assumed a singing role; self-conscious about his rather homely appearance, Gainsbourg initially wanted only to carve out a niche as a composer and producer, never as a performer.\r\n\r\nHis early influence was [a=Boris Vian]. Gainsbourg wanted to free himself from what he considered old-fashioned 'chanson' and explore other musical grounds, influenced especially by British and American pop. He also wrote soundtracks for more than 40 movies and directed himself in four movies: 'Je t'aime... moi non plus' (10 years censored*), 'Equateur', 'Charlotte For Ever' and 'Stan The Flasher'.\r\n\r\n*  [r=541072] (1969) the song, featured simulated sounds of female orgasm. Originally recorded with [a=Brigitte Bardot], it was instead released with a future girlfriend [a=Jane Birkin] as Brigitte Bardot backed out. The song was censored in many countries and in France even the toned-down version was suppressed. The Vatican made a public statement citing the song as offensive. Its notoriety led to it reaching no. 1 in the UK chart.\r\n\r\nA frequent interpreter of his songs was British torch singer [a=Petula Clark], whose success in France was propelled by her recordings of his tunes but the first English-language version of a Gainsbourg song was [a=Dionne Warwick]'s 1965 version of 'Mamadou'.\r\n\r\nConcept album [r=408587] produced and arranged by [a=Jean-Claude Vannier] was somewhat based on Nabokov's novel Lolita. It has proven influential with artists such as [a=Air], [a=David Holmes] who covered a track and [a=Beck].\r\n\r\nin 1978 with [a=Robbie Shakespeare], [a=Sly Dunbar] and [a=Rita Marley] he made a Reggae version of the French national anthem \"La Marseillaise\". His version earned him death threats from right wing veterans of the Algerian War of Independence (OAS). 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