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    F.R. David - Words '82 / Long Distance Flight '84 (2000)

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    F.R. David - Words '82 / Long Distance Flight '84 (2000)

    F.R. David - Words '82 / Long Distance Flight '84 (2000)
    Electronic, Pop | MP3 320 kbps CBR | 79 min | 231 MB
    Label: CD-Maximum | Rel:2000

    F. R. David (born Elli Robert Fitoussi David, 1 January 1947, Menzel Bourguiba, Tunisia) is a Tunisian-born Jewish French singer, best known for his 1982 hit single "Words (Don't Come Easy)".
    F. R. David began his career as Robert Fitoussi, a Tunisian Jew singer-songwriter and guitarist with French garage band Les Trèfles. After one E.P., they mutated into Les Boots, but achieved very little commercial success. Adopting his new stage name, he went solo in 1967 and recorded some orchestral pop psych with Michel Colombier, including a version of The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" (Il Est Plus Facile). He enjoyed minor hits with the Éric Charden penned "Symphonie" and a cover of The Bee Gees' "Sir Geoffrey Saved the World", but this success did not last.
    During the early 1970s, he formed the progressive rock group David Explosion but their one album was not a success. He worked with Vangelis for a while, appearing as vocalist on some of his early 1970s albums, and then joined French rock band Les Variations, appearing on their final album Café De Paris (1975), which featured an early rock-disco crossover "Superman, Superman". When the band broke up, he went solo again. His personal "trademarks" are his sunglasses and his guitar (a white Fender Stratocaster).
    His most recognised song was his hit "Words" in 1982, which sold eight million records worldwide, topped various charts around Europe in late 1982, and reached No. 2 in the UK Singles Chart in spring 1983, whitewashing a rival version by 1960s hitmakers The Tremeloes, and going on to becoming the 22nd best-selling single in the UK during 1983. The song is a catchy, slightly plaintive synth-led mid-tempo ballad sung in a slender, high-pitched voice. F. R. David's voice is also heard on the 1974 45rpm single "Who" by Vangelis under the name 'Odyssey'.

    Tracklist:

    Words
    01. Words
    02. Pick Up the Phone
    03. Take Me Back
    04. Music
    05. Someone to Love
    06. Rocker Blues
    07. Givin' It Up
    08. He
    09. Porcelain Eyes
    10. Can't Get Enough

    Long Distance Flight
    11. This Time I Have to Win
    12. Girl (You Are My Song)
    13. Dream Away
    14. Liberty
    15. Long Distance Flight
    16. Stay
    17. Feedback Delay
    18. Is It Magic?
    19. Good Times
    20. All I've Got

    Bonus
    21. When the Sun Goes Down
    22. I Need You
    23. I'll Try to Love Again