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Audio CD, Import, June 10, 2014. 2014 collection that includes four original albums, highly sought after by fans with a South America theme: New Sound Tangos, Hi-Fi 77, Latino Americano 78 & Turbo Rhapsody. Remastered in high definition.

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The song 'Born Free' by Franck Pourcel has a tempo of 136 beats per minute (BPM) on 'Golden Screen Music'. Top Songs Franck Pourcel. Nights in White Satin.

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French violinist Franck Pourcel is best-known for his jazzy string arrangements of pop hits, as well as his lush easy listening arrangements and film scores. Initially, Pourcel studied classical violin at the Paris Conservatoire, but he found the allure of jazz irresistible. In particular, he was an idol of Stephane Grappelli. They signed to Pathe-Marconi and continued to refine their sound so they could reach a broader audience. The group earned their first hit in 1952 with a version of Blue Tango. It was a sound that became quite popular during the ’60s, though frequently other musicians were more successful with it than Pourcel. Indeed, Only You was his only .