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11/11/2009 Hugues Aufray a Paris: non, merci - trop cher
Having only recently discovered Hugues Aufray’s French-language translations/cover versions of the early Dylan catalogue, I was thrilled at the weekend to stumble across a live performance by the Gallic baritone. Shall I, shan’t I… ? Hmmmm. After a moment of indecision, I checked my Pariscope ents guide for ticket prices: “euros 30-55.” The clincher: trop cher. So I walked away. I simply don’t value any Dylan cover artist enough to justify paying over £10. Pity. I’ll continue to enjoy the singer’s best compilation CD, Aufray Chante Dylan - it’s a lovely change from Hardy, Brel or Piaf (and even Malcolm McLaren) when in Paris/Paris mood. And recommended. Gerry Smith
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