Xavier Jamaux
Xavier Jamaux (born 24 May 1968 in Versailles) is a French disco musician. During the 1980s he was drummer with the French indie band Orange. In the late 90s he recorded under the name of his solo electronic project Bang Bang or Bangbang.[1]
Discography
Bangbang's "Neither Sing Sing nor Baden Baden" featured in the soundtrack of the Samuel Jackson film One Eight Seven.
Album Je t'aime je t'aime 1999
Most of Bang Bang's songs appear on the album Je t'aime je t'aime (Yellow 1999). The tracklist is as follows:
- Two Fingers (featuring Jay-Jay Johanson)
- Pom Pom Girl
- Je t'aime Je t'aime
- Believe (featuring Gary Christian)
- Murmur (featuring Athena Constantine)
- The Prisoner (featuring Margeaux Lampley)
- Bye Bye Blues
- Without You (featuring Mary Gallagher)
- Tchin Tchin
- Sacré Coeur
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- ↑ Billboard - 16 oct. 1999 - Page 28 "In 1985, he was the bass player in French indie-rock band Orange, whose other members were Nicolas Godin and Jean Benoit Dunckel, more commonly known as Air; and for Xavier Jamaux, who has since recorded under the Bang Bang ..."
