Des fleurs pour un caméléon is Belgian pop singer Lio's fifth studio album of entirely new material and sixth album overall. It was produced by French singer Etienne Daho and was released in 1991. The lead single of the album is a cover of Antônio Carlos Jobim's "The Girl From Ipanema".
Singles ReleasedateSingle1990"The Girl From Ipanema"1991"L'autre joue"
Re-issues The album was originally released by the record company Polydor in 1991. It was re-released by Ze Records in 2005 with five bonus tracks, including the radio versions of the singles.
Track listing
Personnel Backing vocals – C.C Sisters, The, Helena Noguerra, Lio, Nicholas West Bass – Marcel Aubé Drums, percussion – Chuck Sabo Engineer [assistant in London] – David Browne, John McDonnel*, Ron Aslan Engineer [assistant in Paris] – Emmanuelle Ancla, Etienne De Crécy Guitar – Jérôme Soligny, Xavier Geronimi Harmonica – Elliott Murphy Keyboards – David Munday, Jérôme Soligny Mastered by – Tony Cousins Mixed by – Roland Herrington Piano – Helen Turner Producer, arranged by – Etienne Daho Programmed by – Andy Whytmore*, Chuck Sabo, Gota* Reissue producer – Michel Esteban Remastered by – Charlus de la Salle Saxophone [alto & baritone], Flute – Simon Clarke Saxophone [tenor] – Tim Sanders Trumpet – Roddy Lorimer
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