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La troisième Oreille - La troisième Oreille, celle qui entend ce que les autres n'écoutent pas ! - 29/02/2020

La troisième Oreille - La troisième Oreille, celle qui entend ce que les autres n'écoutent pas ! - 29/02/2020

Publié le samedi 29 février 2020 à 13:59 par lapremiere

Durée : 1:02:26

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Tout un patrimoine musical inexploité, de la fin du XIXe siècle à l'aube des années soixante, constitue la période la plus féconde de l'enregistrement discographique dans les styles les plus divers. Découvrez ces trésors issus de la fabuleuse discothèque de Marc Danval.

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