Break syndical
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| Break syndical | ||||
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| Released | 2002 | |||
| Recorded | Studio 270 | |||
| Genre | Alternative rock (néo-trad) | |||
| Label | La Tribu | |||
| Producer | La Compagnie Larivée Cabot Champagne for La Tribu records | |||
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Break syndical is the fourth album by Québécois néo-trad band Les Cowboys Fringants.
- En berne (Pauzé) – 4:08[1]
- La tête à Papineau (Pauzé, Lépine) – 4:30
- Toune d'automne (Pauzé, Lepine) – 3:34
- Heavy metal (Pauzé, Lepine) – 3:40
- La manifestation (Pauzé) – 3:21
- Break syndical (Lebeau, Lepine) – 2:45
- L'hiver approche (Pauzé, Lepine) – 5:23
- À' polyvalente (Pauzé) – 1:12
- La Noce – 3:56
- Quand je r'garde (Lepine) – 1:52
- Mon chum Rémi (Pauzé) – 4:00
- Salut mon Ron (Pauzé) – 4:05
- Joyeux calvaire ! (Pauzé, Lepine) – 3:17
- Ruelle laurier (Tremblay) – 4:47 [2]
Hidden track: La toune cachée (Lebeau)
Credits
Members
- Karl Tremblay: Lead Singer
- Jean-François "J-F" Pauzé: vocals, guitars, harmonica
- Marie-Annick Lépine: violin, cello, mandolin, accordion, piano, Keyboard/Synthesizer, vocal
- Jérôme Dupras bass guitar, vocal
- Dominique Lebeau: drums, ocarina, xylophone
Guest musicians
- Vincent Gagnon: Trombone (L'hiver approche, La noce), Euphonium (Mon chum rémi)
- Jacynthe Lepon: Trumpet (L'hiver approche, La noce)
- Steve Bergeron: Guitar solo on Heavy Metal
Additional Credits (Booklet)
- Recorded between August 2001 and January 2002 at Studio 270 (Outremont)
- Realization: Les Cowboys Fringants and Robert Langlois
- Musical Arrangement: Each cowboys makes their own arrangements
- Sound: Robert Langlois
- Mixing: Robert Langlois assisted by Claude Larivée
- Mastering: Jim Rabchuck, Audiobec
- Graphics: Jo-Anne Bolduc
Special Thanks
- Etienne St-Cyr-Proulx for its guitar and amplifier
- Luc Cabana for his mandolin
- Marc Desjarding for his availability and devotion
- Michel Girard and his wife Marie-Claude
Follows a special note about 'Motel Capri' that helped Les Cowboys Fringants in numerous projects since 1997, noting that Motel Capri, a small business from their native region is not afraid to invest time and money into Quebec culture.
