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  1. Polka Lypse (Thierry Mirebeau), 3.10
    A Polka somewhere between the tradition of the Auvergne region and the beginnings of Musette à la Émile Vacher
  2. Mazurka d’Embrault (Thierry Mirebeau), 2.50
    A mazurka composed in the car while coming back from the Embrault farm, host to "La Chavannée de Montbel", a well known band from Bourbonnais (France)
  3. Le Sceau du Plaix (Thierry Mirebeau), 3.00
    In honour of "L'assemblée du Plaix" and it's musicians
  4. Scottische à Gilles (Trad. Arr. Gilles Poutoux), 3.17
    An arrangement based on the "Scottische" played by M. André Lenoir in the Morvan region.
  5. Yopla (Thierry Mirebeau), 2.22
    A reel with a Bulgarian flavour
  6. Suite rondeau / Polka (Trad.), 4.36
    A medley with a rondeau from Les Landes, "Dans la Ferme il y a neuf pains", another rondeau composed by Michel Sikiotakis and inspired by a Breton Tamm-Kreiz "Eau Courante", and finally a Morvan polka called "du Père Clément".
  7. La Mal-Aimable (Jean-Christophe Lequerré), 3.06
    A button accordion tune with a "Bord de Marne" flavour
  8. Suite Auvergnate (trad. Auvergne et compositions Thierry Mirebeau), 7.59
    A medley of traditional tunes from Auvergne and compositions around Thierry Mirebeau's cabrette.
  9. Gavotte des Soeurs Goadeg (Trad. breton, arr. Michel Sikiotakis), 3.16
    Played as a melody
  10. Drame rue Mizon, bourrées (Thierry Mirebeau), 1.27
    But what happened on rue Mizon ?
  11. Détournement de mode mineur, waltzes, (Thierry Mirebeau) 2.30
    En tout bien tout honneur...
  12. Les Filles de Mon Pays (Trad. Morvan), 4.15
    Un écho des jeunes années de Jean-Luc dans le Morvan
    An echo of Jean-Luc's youth in the Morvan
  13. Boulevard Garibaldi (Thierry Mirebeau), 3.30
    Two high energy "bourrées à deux temps"
  14. Humeurs (Thierry Mirebeau), 3.52
    First composed on the cabrette, this slow waltz is arranged here in a quiet fashion with clarinet, button accordion, hurdy-gurdy, cello and guitar.
  15. La Tambouille du Mogambö (Jean-Luc Gueneau, arr. Emmanuel Delahaye), 4.12
    A theme for West Coast American TV series from the west coast composed on the hurdy-gurdy !
  16. La Vasselerie des Seelie (Thierry Mirebeau), 4.20
    With reference to the world of Tolkien

    All arrangements by Fubu except 4, 9 et 15

  • Tracks 1, 2, 10 et 11 recorded in 1981 at L’Haÿ les Roses by Jean-Pierre Guélon

  • Tracks 4,6,8,16 recorded in May 1982 at Hérouville St Clair and L’Haÿ les Roses by Emmanuel Delahaye and Michel Sikiotakis

  • Tracks 3,5,7,9,12,13,14, and 15 recorded in May 1986 at studio JJS Productions by Julien Jauny

  • Photos Patrice Dalmagne

  • Mastering CD Studio Son’Art, Metz

  • Artwork Gil Babin

  • Text by Jean-Christophe Lequerré and Michel Sikiotakis based on a text by Francis Grosse.

  • Executive producers of the reissue : Olivier Mell, Francis Grosse, Bernard Gueffier and Alain Robert for Ethnéa, a division of Muséa

  • Produced by FUBU