Artist.......: Blind Boys of Alabama & Anggun Album........: Live au Printemps de Bourges Label........: n/a Genre........: Soul Catnr........: n/a Source.......: DVBS Rip.date.....: Oct-07-2007 Str.date.....: Apr-2*-2007 Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo Url..........: www.anggun.com / www.blindboys.com track title time Live au Printemps de Bourges 01. Anggun - Live 02. Blind Boys of Alabama - Live Runtime 57:14 min Size 71,9 MB Release Notes: Anggun : An Indonesian pop princess who later moved to Europe to conquer the Western charts as well, Anggun was born in Jakarta and listened to native Javanese music as well as rock icons like Elvis Presley. She began performing at the age of seven, and recorded her first album just two years later. By the time Anggun was 17, she had become the most popular artist in the country during the early '90s. Not satisfied with her success, Anggun moved to London and later Paris to begin recording for a breakthrough into the European charts. With the help of producer Erick Benzi (whose credits stretch from Celine Dion to Jean-Jacque Goldman and Johnny Hallyday), the soulstress recorded the album Snow on the Sahara for a 1998 release on Epic Records. Performed : April 20, 2005 (Bourges - France) Blind Boys of Alabama : Evolving out of the Happyland Jubilee Singers, this traditional black gospel quartet was formed in 1937 at the Talladega Institute for the Deaf and Blind in Alabama. By the '40s they became "The Blind Boys" and recorded for Specialty, Vee Jay, Savoy, Elektra, and other labels. Their first hit was "I Can See Everybody's Mother but Mine" in 1949. Current lineup: Joe Watson, Jimmy Carter, Sam and Bobby Butler, Curtis Foster, Johnny Fields, andClarence Fountain. They appeared on Broadway in Gospel at Colonus, but gained much more fame during the late '90s and early 2000s while recording for Peter Gabriel's Real World label a series of albums beginning with the collaboration-heavy Spirit of the Century. The group also appeared on Gabriel's 2002 album Up. Performed : April 22, 2005 (Bourges - France) Recorded : October 07, 2007 (France 4)