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Laisse béton

French singer-songwriter Renaud's second unnamed studio album is commonly known as Laisse béton, although it is sometimes referred to as Place de ma mob after the wall inscription on the album cover. It was released in 1977 by Polydor Records. The title is verlan for "laisse tomber" ("drop it, forget about it", lit. "let it fall"), from the first song on…

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BanjoAccordionBandoneónJean-Jacques Milteau
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La Bande à Renaud
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RenaudPolydor RecordsVerlan
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Genre
Chanson
Label
Polydor
Language
French
Length
36:18
Producer
Jacqueline Herrenschmidt
Recorded
1977

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Avg. degree1.83
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related to Side one · 11
Laisse béton → Adieu Minette, François Bernheim, Je, La, Laisse, Le, Les, Muriel Huster, Orléans, Porte, Renaud Séchan
Genre · 1
Laisse béton → Chanson
Label · 1
Laisse béton → Polydor
Language · 1
Laisse béton → French
Length · 1
Laisse béton → 36:18
Producer · 1
Laisse béton → Jacqueline Herrenschmidt
Recorded · 1
Laisse béton → 1977
Released · 1
Laisse béton → 1977
Studios · 1
Laisse béton → Studios I.P., Paris

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laisse renaud album béton de ma polydor french released 1977 séchan chanson track verlan le la bande tracks included singer-songwriter

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Laisse bétonGenreChanson1.00infobox
Laisse bétonLabelPolydor1.00infobox
Laisse bétonLanguageFrench1.00infobox
Laisse bétonLength36:181.00infobox
Laisse bétonProducerJacqueline Herrenschmidt1.00infobox
Laisse bétonRecorded19771.00infobox
Laisse bétonReleased19771.00infobox
Laisse bétonStudiosStudios I.P., Paris1.00infobox
Laisse bétonrelated to Side oneLaisse0.60section
Laisse bétonrelated to Side oneLe0.60section
Laisse bétonrelated to Side onePorte0.60section
Laisse bétonrelated to Side oneOrléans0.60section

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