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TIKEN JAH FAKOLY
D'Abidjan à Paris
Release date :
09-29-2008
Label :
Universal
Tracklist :
DVD 1 :
01. Medley : Discrimination, Les martyrs, Y en a marre, Baba, Africa
02. Ca va faire mal
03. Justice
04. Foly
05. Le balayeur
06. Plus rien ne m'étonne
07. L'Africain
08. Quitte le pouvoir
09. Missiri
10.Fou
11. Viens voir
12. Ohba Ohba
13. Tonton d'America
14. Ayebada
15. Gauche droite
16. Ouvrez les frontières
17. Djourou
18. Africain à Paris
19. Délivrance
20. Francafrique
Clips:
01. Y'en a marre
02. Le pays va mal
03. L'Afrique doit du fric
04. Plus rien ne m'étonne
05. Promesses Bla Bla
06. Ouvrez les frontières feat. Soprano
07. Africain à Paris
08. Non à l'excision
DVD 2
Films documentaires
01. "Mon pays va mal" réalisé par Sylvain Taillet et Eric Mulet
02. "Viens voir" réalisé par Jessy Nottola
03. "Ma Côte d'Ivoire" réalisé par Jessy Nottola
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REVIEW
Review written by Sébastien Jobart
on Monday, October 13th 2008 - 31 270 views
Rather than listening to Tiken Jah Fakoly, you may as well go and see him on stage. The famous griot hardly conceives of a concert without blowing up his audience along with his songs. The proof is this exemplary DVD devoted to the Ivorian singer, which at last shows the full measure of the artist. In Paris as elsewhere, Tiken Jah Fakoly sticks to his rule and does not depart from his now familiar stage recipe: energetic activism, contemplative denunciation and political interludes. A Tiken Jah Fakoly concert is like a two-hour demonstration, with rallying themes and ad hoc slogans, denouncing with fervour, sharing with passion.
But the essence of this double DVD is not in his stage performance at the Zénith de Paris (also available as a single audio CD): it lies in the three documentary films of nearly an hour each that complete it, and which shed light on the popular and political side of the spokesman for the voiceless by following him in his own country, with interviews and concert excerpts. Without false modesty, without waffle, Tiken Jah Fakoly opens up and reveals himself, through superb images and fascinating exchanges. Music, politics, Africa, Ivory Coast, exile... everything is covered, as in "Ma Côte d'Ivoire", directed by Sylvain Taillet and Eric Mulet, which looks at length at the Ivorian political, economic and social context. With the films by Jessy Notola as well ("Viens voir" and "Ma Côte d'Ivoire", which recounts Tiken's return home in December 2007), "D'Abidjan à Paris" offers a veritable documentary compendium on Tiken Jah Fakoly, going so far as to include some ten videos, rounding out a double DVD packed to the brim (nearly 5 hours of footage, no less). A reference, obviously indispensable. |
Bonjour, comment se procurer ce DVD ?
Je connais que très peu les clips de Tiken Jah. Je remarque la présence de PROMESSES BLA BLA. Est-ce un clip qui a été télédiffusé avant la sortie du DVD ou il est exclusif au DVD? Je remarque égallement que PLUS RIEN NE M'ÉTONNE est différent de la version posté sur YouTube. Est-ce que les deux versions du vidéoclips on été télédiffusé? Y-a t'il d'autre chansons de Tiken qui ont deux videoclips officiels? (je sais qu'il y a une version courte et une version longue pour NON À L'EXCISION). Merci de me contacter par courrile pour la réponse.
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