Re: "Tourist" by St. Germain

From: Jason Martin (suenomartino@bigpond.com)
Date: Sun Sep 24 2000 - 14:18:46 MET DST

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    > > Anybody feel me? Anyone know of other St. Germain
    > > releases?
    >
    > St. Germain's (alias Ludovic Navarre) earlier releases include (at
    > least, I am no expert on the subject but have been a fan since 1994 when
    > I first heard his stuff in Paris):
    >
    > LP's
    > ----
    > Boulevard (F Communication) - a nice eclectic album ranging from deep
    > house to dub and jazzy instrumental hiphop.
    >
    > singles
    > -------
    > Motherland EP (FNAC) - includes the slammer "Alabama Blues" as well as
    > Jazzmatazz-sampling "Live Jazz" and "Soul Salsa Soul"
    > Alabama Blues (F Communication) - re-release of the hit with remixes
    > from Todd Edwards
    > Alabama Blues Revisited (F Communication) - haven't heard
    > Mezzotinto EP (FNAC) - under the alias St. Germain-en-Laye

    wow its getting very hazy going back this far, but Ludovic was
    responsible for the majority of a-class stuff that came out on Fnac,
    which was a top label in its time and the precursor to F-comm.

    He has done a ton of records - some of the best were his Deepside
    eps, the original of Alabama Blues on Fnac as mentioned, Aurora
    Borealis ep, the very beautiful Acid Eiffel ep as 'Choice' (which was
    also released thru derrick mays transmat label). Also co-produced
    many eps for other people on Fnac - including one of my fav tracks
    from 1993 - Wake Up/Breathless by Laurent Garnier (warp and
    Fnac). He even had a record out on dutch label Djax as hexagone
    which had two great b-side tracks

    Im sure there is a compilation of Ludovics older stuff out, but it may
    be an Australian only release. Keep in mind that his earlier stuff is
    nothing like Boulevard 1-3 series - this album was pretty ground
    breaking for its time..

    one of my fav. electronic music producers anyway..

    jason



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