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- A1: Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles
- A2: Ça A Raté
- A3: La Fille Avec Toi
- A4: Oh Oh Chéri
- A5: Le Temps De L'amour
- A6: Il Est Tout Pour Moi
- A7: Quelli Della Mia Età
- A8: L'età Dell'amore Side
- B1: On Se Plait
- B2: Ton Meilleur Ami
- B3: J'ai Jeté Mon Coeur
- B4: Il Est Parti Un Jour
- B5: J'suis D'accord
- B6: C'est A L'amour Auquel Je Pense
- B7: Ci Stó
- B8: E All'amore Che Penso
One of the most popular French TV extracts of all time is the black and white image of a young and extremely nervous-looking Françoise Hardy being given a firm dressing-down by Mireille Hartush (the famous music teacher who ran La Petite Conservatoire de la Chanson in the 1960s). Presented here is her debut studio album Françoise Hardy (issued as The Yeh-Yeh Girl from Paris! in the USA). It was released in France in December 1962 by Disques Vogue with the catalogue number LD 600-30. Originally issued with no title, except for her name on the cover, the album has therefore colloquially become known by the title of its most successful song, Tous les garçons et les filles, and later reissues added this title. This sensational album compiles the twelve original French versions from her first three EPs released by Vogue during 1962. Hardy would also record versions of songs from the album in Italian (1962, four tracks released on singles have been added here as a bonus), English (1964) and German (1965). The iconic LP combines rockabilly, folk, jazz and blues, and has been noted for its simplicity, featuring a minimalist jazz percussion, bass, and both acoustic and electric guitar. 180 GRAM - GATEFOLD COVER - LIMITED EDITION
Crystal Clear vinyl[43,66 €]
"As iconic as she was discreet, Françoise Hardy established herself in the '60s as a major artist in the genre of ""French chanson."" Her voice, songwriting, and ability to surround herself with talented collaborators helped her seduce the whole world and, over the decades, shape a discography of the highest caliber.
This brand-new Best Of compilation is the very first to cover Françoise Hardy’s entire career, spanning from her 1962 debut to her final recordings in 2018. Featuring a timeless 1960s-inspired cover, it brings together her most iconic songs, from early classics like ""Tous les garçons et les filles"" and ""Le temps de l’amour"" to signature hits such as ""Comment te dire adieu"" (a streaming and sync favorite), ""Message personnel,"" the viral sensation ""Voilà"" (#1 viral hit, with over 300k TikTok creations), and ""Le large."""
Black vinyl[35,17 €]
"As iconic as she was discreet, Françoise Hardy established herself in the '60s as a major artist in the genre of ""French chanson."" Her voice, songwriting, and ability to surround herself with talented collaborators helped her seduce the whole world and, over the decades, shape a discography of the highest caliber.
This brand-new Best Of compilation is the very first to cover Françoise Hardy’s entire career, spanning from her 1962 debut to her final recordings in 2018. Featuring a timeless 1960s-inspired cover, it brings together her most iconic songs, from early classics like ""Tous les garçons et les filles"" and ""Le temps de l’amour"" to signature hits such as ""Comment te dire adieu"" (a streaming and sync favorite), ""Message personnel,"" the viral sensation ""Voilà"" (#1 viral hit, with over 300k TikTok creations), and ""Le large."""
The line between art and entertainment has always been fuzzy. Certainly, there’s plenty of overlap between the two, but lately it feels like there’s a growing divide, an ever-widening chasm separating our fundamental need for creative expression and our insatiable appetite for disposable content. That’s where T. Hardy Morris comes in.
“I’ve spent a lot of time parsing the difference between the two,” he explains, “not just for myself, but for society at large. What does it mean to be an artist? How do we measure creative success? Where are the boundaries between audience and performer when everyone’s broadcasting their lives 24/7?”
Morris dives into those questions headfirst on his riveting new album, Artificial Tears, and while the answers don’t come easily, the search yields plenty of reward. Recorded in Nashville with My Morning Jacket’s Carl Broemel at the helm, the collection is an electrifying work of existential exploration, a raw, rock and roll reflection on meaning and identity in a modern world that’s simultaneously more connected and isolated than ever before. Despite the weighty ruminations at its core, the result is a remarkably grounded, down to earth album that’s at once honest and abstract, a poignant, clear-eyed look in the mirror from a master craftsman committed to his work for nothing more—and nothing less—than its own intrinsic value.
Mit Unterstützung der Rechteinhaber freut sich Legacy Recordings France, "Françoise Hardy Blues: Complete Vogue recordings 1962-1967" anzukündigen, ein 14 LP für 10 Alben + DVD Boxset.
- A1: Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles 3:06
- A2: Le Temps De L'amour 2:22
- A3: Le Premier Bonheur Du Jour 1:51
- A4: J'aurais Voulu 2:08
- A5: Pourtant Tu M'aimes 2:18
- A6: Et Même 2:11
- B1: Mon Amie La Rose 2:15
- B2: Je N'attends Plus Personne 3:15
- B3: Je Veux Qu'il Revienne 2:39
- B4: La Nuit Est Sur La Ville 2:13
- B5: Dis-Lui Non 2:33
- B6: All Over The World 2:29
- C1: L'amitié 2:21
- C2: Le Temps Des Souvenirs 2:29
- C3: Tout Ce Qu'on Dit 2:09
- C4: Ce Petit Coeur 2:06
- C5: Je Ne Suis Là Pour Personne 2:55
- C6: Il Est Des Choses 2:30
- D1: La Maison Où J'ai Grandi 3:38
- D2: Comme 1:53
- D3: Je Changerais D'avis 2:55
- D4: Rendez-Vous D'automne 2:38
- D5: Au Fond Du Rêve Doré 1:57
- D6: Voilà 3:20
Francoise Hardy's Vogue years have marked the history of French and international music. Even today, the five years between 1962-67 remain an exceptional moment in her career, the one when she exploded in the eyes of a generation that was born during or just after the Second World War, the generation that would be part of the May 1968 Paris protests. Hardy exploded not only in France alongside her fellow 'Yeyes', but also internationally where she became the symbol of French elegance, talent and charm: the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain... no one could resist Francoise, and she recorded most of her hits in English, Italian and German. 'Tous les garcons et les filles', 'Mon amie la rose', 'L'amitie', 'Le temps de l'amour', etc. are songs that have crossed generations and can be heard in recent movies (Wes Anderson loves Francoise Hardy and has included her songs several times in his films), international television series ('The Walking Dead', 'Industry', 'Week-end family') and advertising spots (Dior 2022 campaign). Available on x24 trk, double Black LP Vinyl & single CD formats. Marketing activity.
Françoise Hardy auditioned for Vogue Records at 18 and went on to top charts with her very first release, a 1962 self-titled record now known as
“Tous Les Garcons Et Les Filles” based on its hit song. From there, the infamously timid Hardy became one of the few French pop stars of the era to
cross over, jetting from England to France to record, serving as a muse to designers like Yves Saint Laurent, and inspiring Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger.
That debut showcases Hardy at her simplest, wringing rockabilly-tinged pop magic from modest jazz percussion and steel guitar. Hardy wrote most
of her own material, setting her far apart from her peers, and on her debut she penned every song but two. Her lyrics would never be this close to yé-yé traditions again.
The actress and singer Francoise Madeleine Hardy was born in Paris on 17 January 1944. She made her debut in 1960 and was launched in 1962 by the show "Salut les copains"
which popularized her song “Tous les garçons et les filles”. The success was immediate and extraordinary, Francoise became a symbol of the adolescent discomfort of young people all over the world.
She performed the songs accompanying herself on the guitar (she was the author of some). In the sixties her popularity was skyrocketing, even in Italy. So much so that herdebut album was recorded in Italian and released on Jolly Records.
SAAR Records with its Jolly label is re-releasing in Limited Edition the LPJ 5034 including a bonus track: IL RAGAZZO DELLA VIA GLUCK, a song that has never been released on LP until today.
- A1: Tous Les Garcons Et Les Filles
- A2: Ca A Rate
- A3: La Fille Avec Toi
- A4: Oh Oh Chèri
- A5: Il Est Tout Pour Moi
- A6: J`ai Jetè Mon Coeur
- A7: Quelli Dell Mia Età
- A8: L`età Dell`amore
- B1: Le Temps De L`amour
- B2: On Se Plait
- B3: Ton Meilleur Ami
- B4: Il Est Parti Un Jour
- B5: J`suis D`accord
- B6: C`est A L´amour Auquel Je Pense
- B7: Ci Stò
- B8: E All`amore Che Penso
- B9: Il Tuo Migliore Amico
- B10: Una Ragazza Come Le Altre
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