L'Opportuniste
Jacques Dutronc · 1969
30 min · 12 tracks · French rock
A vibrant blend of French rock and playful lyrical wit captures the spirit of late 1960s Paris.
Top tracks — play these first
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L'Opportuniste — This track epitomizes Dutronc's satirical edge, critiquing societal opportunism through catchy melodies and clever lyrics that became emblematic of his style.
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À tout berzingue — This high-energy opening track showcases Dutronc's ability to fuse rock rhythms with French lyricism, setting an irreverent tone for the album.
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La Seine — With its whimsical reflections on life along the river, this song highlights Dutronc's knack for vivid storytelling and melodic charm.
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Proverbes — Incorporating proverbs into its narrative, this track exemplifies Dutronc’s clever wordplay and his ability to weave cultural references into engaging music.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 À tout berzingue 1:46
- 2 La Seine 2:26
- 3 Les Vangauguins 1:59
- 4 Transes-dimanche 2:08
- 5 Proverbes 4:19
- 6 L'Opportuniste 2:43
- 7 Le Roi de la fête 3:45
- 8 Amour, toujours, tendresse, caresse 2:07
- 9 Je suis content 2:27
- 10 La Leçon de gymnastique du professeur Dutronc 1:50
- 11 La Solitude 3:17
- 12 Le Mythofemme 1:31
Reference: MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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