Daniel Lavoie

   
Artist: Daniel Lavoie

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Discography:


   
 Comedies Humaines

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 13

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Canadian singer, ballad maker, and instrumentalist Daniel Lavoie began his professional musical calling in the '70s. He is a talented performer, appearing to be as comfortable singing in English as in his native French linguistic process. Lavoie recorded his debut album in 1979. Many others followed, some in each of the above mentioned languages, a few actually through in both. Between recording and touring, he likewise landed parts in rock operas, increasing his fan base of operations in new territories.


Daniel Lavoie was natural in Manitoba, Canada. He had the normal early love for music that many artists part. After shining his skills by playacting for small audiences, he touched up to recording. His first base English album, Nirvana Blue, was released under the Apex Records label in 1979. It was followed a year later by Les Felix, and then in 1981 by Daniel Lavoie - Collection. In 1982, it was Cravings. Two old age later he completed the record album Tension, Attention. Lavoie fatigued the succeeding decennary and beyond switching between transcription in French and English, nerve-racking to please fans from many parts of the public.


Some of the tunes from his 1994 album, Woman to Man, are "Here in the Heart," "Running Into Walls," "Paris Calling," "I Wish It Would Rain," "Looking Out for You," and "Hello Louise."





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