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but the earliest work here dates from two decades previously
Bastille's Doom Days is a lyrically abrasive and unapologetic call-out to society's ignorance at the forefront of the end of the world - or at least the end of the world as we know it
long overdue
as Handel did early in his career
This recording presents four trios by American composers who are linked by their New England experience and studies at Harvard University
Princess Tam Tam / Zou-Zou AEC Video but the earliest work hereFirst, in "Zou Zou" (1934), Josephine Baker is a laundress who fills in for the leading lady on opening night and becomes a sensation. With Jean Gabin, Pierre Larquey. Then, in "Princess Tam Tam" (1935), Baker portrays an African native brought to France by a writer and coached so that she can be passed off as an Indian princess. With Albert Prejean, Germaine Aussey. 169 min. Total. Standard; Soundtrack: French; Subtitles: English; audio commentary.
