脌 l'Olympia
by Alan Stivell
- Type: Album
- Released: 1 January 1972
- Label: Fontana
- Country: France
- Length: 42:47
- Community rating: 4.1/5 from 1 rating
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Stivell's first live album captures the concert that carried Breton music onto a Parisian main stage, its thirteen tracks including 'Tri martolod', 'Pop-Plinn' and the 'Suite sudarmoricaine'. The performance at the Olympia turned a regional folk revival into a national phenomenon and opened the door for the Celtic rock movement in France.
Genres
Descriptors: live, traditional, harp, virtuosic, folk
Tracklist
- The Wind Of Keltia [Le Vent De Celtie] (3:42)
- An Dro [La Ronde] (3:07)
- The Trees They Grow High [Les Arbres Deviennent Hauts] (3:04)
- An Alarc'h [Le Cygne] (2:25)
- An Durzhunel [La Tourterelle] (3:23)
- Telenn Gwad [Harpe De Sang] / The Foggy Dew [La Ros茅e Brumeuse] (3:57)
- Pop-Plinn (3:37)
- Tha Mi Sgith [Je Suis Fatigu茅] (4:22)
- The King Of The Fairies [Le Roi Des F茅es] (3:20)
- Tri Martolod [Trois Marins] (4:27)
- Kost Ar C'hoad [Du C么t茅 Du Bois] (3:54)
- Suite Sudarmoricaine (3:29)
Credits
- Alan Stivell - primary artist, vocals, harp, written-by, arranged by
- Henri Delagarde - bombarde, cello, flute
- Micha毛l Klec'h - bombarde, flute
- Gabriel Yacoub - guitar, dulcimer, banjo, vocals
- Traditional - composed by, written-by
- Henri Loustau - engineer [assistant], recorded by [assistant]
- Paul Houdebine - engineer, recorded by
- Jacques Aubert - photography by [verso]
- Photo Apis - photography [recto]
- Franck Giboni - producer
- Steve Waring - written-by