I Tried to Listen To Former F1 Driver Jacques Villeneuve’s Debut Album Private Paradise but it Was Deleted From the Internet

When a Formula 1 World Champion retires, what is he to do? Create his own F1 team? No, that's too boring. Raise his child to become a next-generation driver? No, no — too predictable. Instead, you could follow Jacques Villeneuve 's path and become a singer-songwriter, releasing your very own album titled Private Paradise . Watch Farewell Veloster N 02:07 Now playing An Inside Look at Conor Daly’s RV Tuesday 2:33PM 01:14 Now playing Tesla's Cybertruck Is Really Late to the Electric Party 6/16/22 1:13PM Second-generation Canadian legend Villeneuve released Private Paradise in 2007, a dual-language acoustic rock album composed of 13 songs, nine of which were performed in French and four of which were performed in English. It debuted at No. 49 on the Quebec pop charts, selling just over a combined 800 albums in North America — a quarter of which were sold in Quebec. Was it a hit? No. But was it good ? Well… also no. In an article titled "Jacques Villeneuve sings, just don't call him an artist," journalist Alexandra Gill reported that other critics called Private Paradise "old-fashioned" while others said that he lacked vocal range. Jalopnik icon Stef Schrader was also not a… Read full this story

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