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Mr. Serge Gainsbourg's work continues to have a lot of influence on many modern musicians' careers, the same can be said about his collaborators. Alain Bashung, for instance, became an intriguing figure thanks to his cooperation with Gainsbourg. While the album they did together – Play Blessures – didn't really sell much, the LP slowly transformed Bashung's standing towards a higher status and the disc became cherished for what the platter was, he was no longer just another French musician who had a couple of fluke hits, he actually had some statements to make. Sadly, Gainsbourg didn't return to cooperate with him later on, but maybe that is for the best, since their possible comeback could've fallen as a victim to the possible hype. Still, one does dream …
Alain Bashung - Lavabo
Alain Bashung - Play Blessures, 1982. Pochette signée Jean-Baptiste Mondino.
