Trois Places Pour Le 26 – Michel Legrand (1988)

This is from what I think was the last film collaboration between Jacques Demy and Michel Legrand. It starred Yves Montand as a successful musical stage actor who goes back to his home town to do a big autobiographical show (and as this is within a semi-autobiographical show…it’s very Inception 🙂 Of course he meets a young woman who auditions for the lead female part. Of course he falls in love with her and is about to take her to bed in typical French/Demy fashion (involving a musical number), and of course in typical French/Demy fashion it turns out to be his daughter (did I mention this is a semi-autobiographical show?)

The music is a weird mix of vintage Legrand and 80s pop overlays (especially in "La Perfumerie" and "Interview" – the latter of which sounds like a-Ha should break into "Take On Me" at any moment)

Uploaded in Apple Lossless

A1 G�n�rique (D�but) 1:20
A2 Interview 3:45
A3 Au Concert 2:06
A4 Lorsqu’on Revient 2:30
A5 La Parfumerie 2:37
A6 Le Star 1:15
A7 Cin� Qui Chante 2:35
A8 Qui Luxure (Duo) 1:49
A9 L’Esprit Frappeur 3:16
A10 Au Concert (Ballet) 0:58
A11 Le Paradis (I) 1:33
B1 Douce Folie 2:02
B2 Le Paradis (II) 2:01
B3 Au Moulin Rouge 0:30
B4 Saint-Germain-Des-Pr�s 2:12
B5 Douce Folie (Version Anglaise) 2:00
B6 Cin� Qui Chante (Final) 0:34
B7 La Loge 1:00
B8 La Chambre D’H�tel 1:02
B9 Qui Luxure 2:20
B10 G�n�rique (Fin) 3:07

http://www.mediafire.com/file/24tbzcb1pzjacpv/3place26.zip