Jon Brion - Le grand bain (Musique originale du film) '2018

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Producer, all-purpose studio musician, arranger, songwriter, and film composer
Jon Brion has been a high-profile behind-the-scenes fixture on the Los Angeles
music scene since the mid-90s. After playing in bands in home state of
Connecticut, then Boston in the late 80s (including touring with Aimee Manns
group Til Tuesday), he became an in-demand session musician and producer on the
West Coast. His extensive résumé includes acts such as Kanye West, Fiona
Apple, Rufus Wainwright, David Byrne, and Elliott Smith. Following his
Grammy-nominated work with Mann on the soundtrack for the 1999 drama Magnolia,
Brion became a sought-after film composer. While continuing to rack up credits
in the studio, he followed his lone solo album, 2000s Meaningless, with scores
for films such as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), ParaNorman
(2012), and Lady Bird (2017). Brion is also known for a long-running Friday
night residency at L.A. club Largo, where his scores of guests since 1996 have
included most of the above, Elvis Costello, T-Bone Burnett, and Gillian Welch.

Born in Glen Ridge, New Jersey and raised in Connecticut, Jon Brion grew up in a
musical family: his father was director of the Yale concert and marching bands,
his mother sang in jazz bands, and his siblings, Randy (a conductor/arranger)
and Laurie (a violinist), were both avid music students. Young Jon didnt deal
with school or formal instruction well, but his natural affinity for
improvisation and melody more than made up for his impatience. Unwilling to
conform to the conventional school system, Brion attended special education
class at Hamden High School in New Haven, and the day he turned 17, he left
school for good, eventually joining bands including the Excerpts and the Bats.

Upon moving to Boston in 1987, the young musician formed many bonds that he
would keep long into his professional career, including producer Mike Denneen
(owner of Q Division, Bostons premier studio and record label) and then-Til
Tuesday vocalist Aimee Mann. Also while there, Brion worked at tuning his
improvisational musical skills and ability to play by ear. His hard-won
proficiency led to increasingly frequent studio work on the West Coast,
eventually resulting in his move to L.A.

While in California, Brion and Jellyfish guitarist Jason Falkner formed the
Grays, an underground superstar group which released the 1994 album Ro Sham Bo,
before quickly fading as the other members (Falkner, Dan McCarroll, and Buddy
Judge) went on to individual musical success. Throughout the 90s, Brion found
himself increasingly in demand in the studio, producing and collaborating on
albums by Aimee Mann, Fiona Apple, Rufus Wainwright, David Byrne, and Elliott
Smith. After composing the score for the 1996 Paul Thomas Anderson crime drama
Hard Eight, Brion was nominated for a Grammy for his work with Mann on the
soundtrack to the same directors 1999 film Magnolia.

In addition to his prolific studio work, Brion began a long-running residency in
1996 as the house band Friday nights at the Hollywood nightclub Largo. At his
live shows, the crowd can expect anything -- guest appearances by Aimee Mann,
Michael Stipe, Elvis Costello, or T-Bone Burnett; Brion is infamous for making
up songs on the spot (often from titles shouted from the audience). Hes also
known for his quirky cover versions of songs by Cheap Trick, the Beatles, and
Cole Porter.

Brion stepped forward from his sideman role in late 2000 with his solo debut,
Meaningless. Self-released on his own Straight to Cut-Out Records, the albums
personal, catchy indie pop was rooted in power pop, including ten original songs
along with a cover Cheap Tricks Voices.

Continuing to be highly in demand in the studio throughout in the 2000s, he
produced, arranged, and/or played on albums by Tom Petty, Peter Gabriel, Kanye
West, Robyn Hitchcock, Spoon, and Eels, to name a few. In the meantime, he
composed scores for acclaimed arthouse films including 2002s Punch-Drunk Love,
2004s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and I Heart Huckabees, and 2008s
Synecdoche, New York. Brion delivered a steady stream of film scores in the
2010s, as well, highlighted by the 2012 animated film ParaNorman, the 2015
comedy Trainwreck, Best Picture nominee Lady Bird from 2017, and the following
years Christopher Robin. ~ Zac Johnson & Marcy Donelson

Tracklist:
01. Jon Brion - Le grand bain (Ouverture)
02. Jon Brion - La petite annonce
03. Jon Brion - Piscine Love
04. Jon Brion - Lola
05. Jon Brion - Bertrand est heureux
06. Jon Brion - Marcus
07. Jon Brion - Esther Williams
08. Jon Brion - Dans loeil de Bertrand
09. Jon Brion - Delphine coule à pic
10. Jon Brion - Entraînement militaire
11. Jon Brion - Père et fils
12. Jon Brion - Bass No Bass
13. Jon Brion - Le sauna
14. Jon Brion - La bagarre
15. Jon Brion - Something to Prove
16. Jon Brion - En osmose
17. Jon Brion - Ouaiiiis!!
18. Jon Brion - Le grand bain (Le final)

CD-Rip - Tracklist:
01. Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World (4:11)
02. Jon Brion - Le Grand Bain Ouverture (0:50)
03. Jon Brion - La petite annonce (0:35)
04. Jon Brion - Piscine Love (0:59)
05. Jon Brion - Lola (1:22)
06. Offenbach - Barcarolle (3:51)
07. Jon Brion - Bertrand est heureux (0:32)
08. Mark Ayres - Les Chariots de Feu (3:32)
09. Television - Marquee Moon (4:31)
10. Jon Brion - Marcus (1:03)
11. Jon Brion - Esther Williams (1:36)
12. Jon Brion - Dans l??il de Bertrand (0:29)
13. Jon Brion - Delphine coule à pic (1:26)
14. Jon Brion - Entrainement militaire (1:22)
15. Jon Brion - Père et fils (0:56)
16. Isaac Hayes - Run Fay Run (2:48)
17. The Notorious BIG - Just Playing (2:42)
18. Jon Brion - Bass no bass (0:45)
19. Jon Brion - Le sauna (0:56)
20. Jon Brion - La bagarre (0:48)
21. Jon Brion - Something To Proove (1:41)
22. Tame Impala - Half Full Glass Of Wine (8:14)
23. Phil Collins & Philip Bailey - Easy Lover (5:02)
24. Jon Brion - En osmose (1:15)
25. Jon Brion - Ouaiiiis!! (1:05)
26. Imagination - So Good So Right (6:56)
27. Jon Brion - Le Grand Bain - Le Final (6:06)
28. The Wash - Vertigo (1:28)

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