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Lafontaine Philippe
Lafontaine Philippe came out of Paris in the mid-1990s, led by frontman Philippe Lafontaine. Their sound worked with French folk and acoustic arrangements,...
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Lafontaine Philippe came out of Paris in the mid-1990s, led by frontman Philippe Lafontaine. Their sound worked with French folk and acoustic arrangements, drawing from classical guitar and rock. Early on, he listened to Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, and Leonard Cohen.
Their single "Coeur de Loup" came out in 2002. The band defended the song as a look at human nature.
They released albums like "Les Ombres du Passé," "Les Chemins du Vent," and "Le Dernier Rêve." Other songs include "Alexis m'attend" and "L'amant téquila."
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