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Je te dis vous Studio album by Patricia Kaas Released April 6, 1993 Recorded London, UK Genre Pop Label Sony Musique, Columbia Patricia Kaas chronology Carnets de scène (1991) Je te dis vous (1993) Tour de charme (1995) Singles from Je te dis vous "Entrer dans la lumière" Released: March, 1993 "Il me dit que je suis belle" Released: July, 1993 Je te dis vous (Eng (approx.): I call you "you" or I call you "thou") is the name of an album recorded by the French singer Patricia Kaas. It was released in 1993 and achieved a huge success in many countries. Contents 1 Background and writing 2 Critical reception and chart performances 3 Track listing 4 Credits 4.1 Editions 4.2 Musicians 4.3 Recording 5 Certifications 6 Charts 7 References // Background and writing The name of the album is incorrect in French-language because it used both the pronouns "Tu" and "Vous" (In French-language, "Tu" is used when we are familiar with somebody, although "Vous" is used as a formal pronoun to address someone politely that the speaker does not know well.) Maybe the title says je te dis "vous", so its like someone talks to someone he knows well using the formal pronoun, plural. The album was produced in Pete Townshend's Eel Pie Studio in London, England by Robin Millar, who had already worked for Sade and the Fine Young Cannibals. In the U.S. and United Kingdom it appeared under the name of Tour de charme (not to be confused with the live album of the same name). The songs "Je te dis vous", "Je retiens mon souffle" and "Fatiguée d'attendre" were not written by Kaas, but were based on an idea of her, as indicated in the album's booklet. On the album Kaas sang her first song in German: the song "Ganz und gar" (Eng: "Absolutely") came from the pen of the German singer and songwriter Marius Müller-Westernhagen. The album also featured three tracks in English, including a cover of the James Brown number "It's a Man's World". The British rock musician Chris Rea accompanied Kaas on the tracks "Out of the Rain" and "Ceux qui n'ont rien" (Eng: "Those who have nothing") on guitar. The album was supported by a tour in 1994 and recorded in a live version on the 1995 album Tour de charme. In France, there were two successful singles from this album : "Entrer dans la lumière" (Eng: "Come into the light"), written by Didier Barbelivien, and "Il me dit que je suis belle" (Eng: "He tells me I'm beautiful"), composed by Jean-Jacques Goldman under the pseudonym of Sam Brewski. With the latter, Kaas achieved her second top five single in France. A remix of "Reste sur moi" (Eng: "Stay on me"), a song composed by Marc Lavoine, reached the top 20 of the U.S. dance charts. Critical reception and chart performances This album marked the definitive breakthrough of the singer in the international music scene, selling three million copies in 47 countries. Currently Je te dis vous is considered one of the best albums of modern chanson[1], displaying the key qualities of the genre. Je te dis vous is currently Kaas' most successful album in the German-speaking world, only just missing out on the German top 10 (it spent two weeks at 11th place), but spending 36 weeks in the top 100. In Switzerland, Kaas's album featured on the chart (Top 40) for 25 weeks, from April 18 to October 3, 1993. It debuted at #10 and climber to #2 two weeks later. It remained for two consecutive weeks at this position, but was unable to disloge Aerosmith's album Get A Grip. It appeard for 14 weeks in the top ten, then dropped slowly on the chart[2] and finally achieved double platinum status.[3] It was the ninth best-selling album of 1993.[4] In France, the album was charted for many months, from April 15, 1993, to January 8, 1995. It went straight to #1 and stayed there for five weeks. It totaled about 40 weeks in the top ten.[5] It was her third album to go Diamond,[6] 11 months after its appearance. The album had moderate success in the Netherlands. It featured for five weeks on the albums chart and went to #98 on July 24, 1993, reaching its peak position, #83, two weeks later.[7] Track listing # Title[8] Length 1. "Y'avait tant d'étoiles" (J.Kopf / M.Amsellem) 1:54 2. "Hôtel Normandy" (D.Barbelivien / F.Bernheim) 5:34 3. "Je retiens mon souffle" (M.Lavoine - P.Grillet / F.Aboulker) 4:37 4. "Ceux qui n'ont rien" (D.Barbelivien - F.Bernheim / D.Barbelivien) 5:16 5. "Il me dit que je suis belle" (album version) (S.Brewski) 5:21 6. "Space in My Heart" (D.Austin / M.Elliot) 4:51 7. "La Liberté" (M.Lavoine / F.Aboulker) 4:04 8. "Fatiguée d'attendre" (J.Kopf / M.Amsellem) 4:31 9. "Jojo" (D.Barbelivien / F.Bernheim) 3:20 10. "Je te dis vous" (J.Kopf / M.Amsellem) 3:43 11. "Reste sur moi" (M.Lavoine / F.Aboulker) 4:34 12. "Ganz und gar" (M.M.Westernhagen) 4:47 13. "Out of the Rain" (T.J.White) 4:34 14. "It's a Man World" (J.Brown / B.Newsome) 5:45 15. "Entrer dans la lumière" (D.Barbelivien / F.Bernheim) 4:05 16. "Juste une chanson" [9](Bonus track for Japanese edition) (J.Kopf / M.Nakajima) 6:01 Credits Editions Note de Blues (tracks 1, 8, 10) Pole Music / Good Good Music (tracks 2, 4, 9, 15) Note de Blues / Les Amours du Dimanche (tracks 3, 7, 11) JRG / Note de Blues (track 5) EMI Music Publishing (tracks 6, 13) Intersong Music (track 14) More Music / Kick Music GMBH / Note de Blues (track 12) Musicians Piano, organ, synth, programmations : Jess Bailey Bass : Mark Smith Drum kit : Jeremy Stacey Electric and acoustic guitar : Paul Stacey Percussion : Martin Ditchman Saxophone : Martin Green Trumpet : Steve Sidwell Trombone : Mall Coleman Violin : Bobby Valentino Alto violin : Gavyn Wright Cello : Roger Smith, Paul Kegg Background vocals : Carole Rowley, Mick Feat, Guida de Palma, Patricia Kaas (on "It's a Man World" only) Recording Arrangements : Robin Millar for Denis Muirhead Management, London Sound and mixing : Jock Loveband Sound : Bruno Lambert Assistants : Paul Rowan Stevens, Bruce Robins Conductor : Jess Bailey Recording : EEL PIE Studios, Twickenham, UK Mixing : EEL PIE Studios & Metropolis, London Strings arrangements : Robin Millar transcribed and directed by James Shearman Brass instruments arrangements : Robin Millar transcribed and directed by Martin Green Engraving : Tim Young at Sony Hit Factory, London ; Bruno Lambert and André Perillat at Top Master, Paris Photo : Greg Gorman Cover design : Antonietti, Pascault et Ass. Make up : Emmanuel Sammartino Certifications Country Certification Date Sales certified Canada[10] Gold June 14, 1994 50,000 France[6] Diamond 1994 1,000,000 Switzerland[3] 2 x Platinum 1994 100,000 Finland Platinum 1997 45,000[11] Charts Chart (1993-1994) Peak position Dutch Albums Chart[7] 83 French Albums Chart[5] 1 German Albums Chart 11 Swiss Albums Chart[2] 2 End of year chart (1993) Position Swiss Albums Chart[4] 9 End of year chart (1994) Position French Albums Chart[12] 29 References ^ Musicline.de (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ a b Je te dis vous, in Swiss Albums Chart Hitparade.ch (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ a b 1994 certifications in Switzerland Swisscharts.com (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ a b 1993 Swiss Albums Chart Swisscharts.com (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ a b Kaas' albums charts trjectories in French Albums Chart Infodisc.fr (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ a b Kaas's certifications in France Chartsinfrance.net (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ a b Je te dis vous, in Dutch Albums Chart Ultratop.be (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ Je te dis vous, track listing allmusic.com (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ Je te dis vous (JP edition), track listing miyuki-lab.jp (Retrieved September 14, 2008) ^ Certifications in Canada cria.ca (Retrieved June 2, 2008) ^ http://www.ifpi.fi/tilastot/artistit/patricia+kaas ^ 1994 French Albums Chart Disqueenfrance.com (Retrieved June 2, 2008) v • d • e Patricia Kaas Studio albums Mademoiselle chante... (1988) · Scène de vie (1990) · Je te dis vous (1993) · Dans ma chair (1997) · Le Mot de passe (1999) · Piano Bar (2002) · Sexe fort (2003) · Kabaret (2008) Live albums Carnets de scène (1991) · Tour de charme (1995) · Rendez-vous (1998) · Ce sera nous (2000) · Toute la musique... (2005) Compilations and other albums Christmas in Vienna VI (1999) · Rien ne s'arrête - Best of 1987-2001 (2001) Singles "Mademoiselle chante le blues" (1987) · "Mon mec à moi" (1988) · "Les hommes qui passent" (1990) · "Il me dit que je suis belle" (1993) · "Et s'il fallait le faire" (2009) Associated artists Didier Barbelivien · Jean-Jacques Goldman · Pascal Obispo Discography and labels Discography · Sony Music · Columbia Records