Pierre Bachelet
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Pierre Bachelet (May 25, 1944 - February 15, 2005) was a French singer and composer best-known for his contributions to the first Emmanuelle film (1974) and his ode to blaxploitation, OK Chicago (1974), complete with an opening salvo of gun shots, which I believe has been sampled in many a reggae track. .
His songs from the film Emmanuelle called Emmanuelle In The Mirror and Theme From Emmanuelle have been sampled in the Lily Allen single Littlest Things, released in December 2006.
Japanese pop music dynamo Takako Minekawa is known to be a fan of Bachelet.
Bachelet died of cancer.
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Bandes originales de film
- Emmanuelle de Just Jaeckin (1974)
- OK Chicago (1974)
- La Victoire en chantant de Jean-Jacques Annaud (1976)
- Histoire d'O de Just Jaeckin (1975)
- Coup de tête de Jean-Jacques Annaud (1978)
- Les Bronzés font du ski de Patrice Leconte (1978)
- Le Dernier Amant romantique de Just Jaeckin (1978)
- Gwendoline de Just Jaeckin (1984)
- Les contes sauvages de G.Calderon & J.C. Cuttoli (1993)
- Les Enfants du marais de Jean Becker (1999)
- Un crime au paradis de Jean Becker (2001)
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