This 45 comprises two killer pop dancers with plenty of psych fuzz guitars, punchy horns and funky beats: the in-demand Christie Laume's mod anthem 'Rouge-Rouge' and Marta Kubisova's 'Tak Dej Se K Nám A Projdem Sv?t' a glorious LP-only song that has never available on a 45 before. Sister-in-law of Edith Piaf (who introduced her to the music business), Christie Laume became a ye-ye style singer in '60s France. Her mod anthem 'Rouge, Rouge' (1967) is a great song that never fails in making the dance floor shake, taken from a very rare and in-demand E.P. On the flipside we can find Marta Kubisová, one of the most popular singers in the Czech Republic in the '60s. Her 'Tak Dej Se K Nám A Projdem Sv?t' is a glorious LP-only song from 1969 that has never available on a 45 before. Expect heavy basslines, punchy horns and fuzzy guitars. Both songs are officially reissued here on a 45 for the first time.
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- A1: Jacqueline Taieb - Le Coeur Au Bout Des Doigts
- A2: France Gall - Laisser Tomber Les Filles
- A3: Anna Karina - Roller Girl
- A4: Arlette Zola - Je Suis Folle De Tant T'aimer
- A5: Brigitte Bardot - Ne Me Laisse Pas L'aimer
- A6: Charlotte Leslie - Les Filles C'est Fait Pour Faire L'amour
- B1: Annie Philippe - C'est La Mode
- B2: Les Gam's Avec Annie Markam - Impatiente
- B3: Michele Torr - Non, A Tous Les Garcons
- B4: Christie Laume - L'adorable Femme Des Neiges
- B5: Francoise Hardy - Voila
- B6: Liz Brady - Il Suffit D'un Jour
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Features Many Of The Premier Female Vocalists To Emerge From France During The 60s Including France Gall, Jacqueline Taïeb And Françoise Hardy
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