Off White Records: ANNIE PHILIPPE - SENSATIONNEL! Y -Y BONBONS 1965-1968 (CD)

CD released: Feb 27, 2015

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Tracklisting:

1.	C'est La Mode
2.	Plus Rien
3.	Pour La Gloire
4.	Pas De Taxi
5.	On M'a Toujours Dit
6.	Tu Peux Partir O Tu Voudras
7.	J'ai Tant De Peine
8.	Sensationnel Jeffry
9.	Pour Qui, Pour Quoi
10.	Le Temps De Poup Es
11.	J'ai Rat Mon Bac
12.	De Ce C T De La Rivi Re

13.	Pas De Taxi
14.	Une Petite Croix
15.	Vous Pouvez Me Dire
16.	Qu'il Le Dise
17.	Baby Love
18.	Les Enfants De Finlande
19.	Le Mannequin
20.	Lettre Pour Annie
21.	Mes Amis, Mes Copains
22.	Mon Ange Blond
23.	Ticket De Quai
24.	Bonjour, Bonsoir Et Au Revoir

ANNIE PHILIPPE

SENSATIONNEL! Y -Y BONBONS 1965-1968

Label:	ACE RECORDS
Cat No:	CDCHD1431
Barcode:	0029667070126
Packaging:	CD Jewel Case

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The latest release on their occasional Ace International imprint comprises an hour of pure pop highlights from the career of Annie Philippe, one of France's leading y -y girls. Compiled by resident girl-pop buff Mick Patrick, the collection is available in 24-track CD and 12-track 180g coloured vinyl formats. Both packages feature notes by Jean-Emmanuel Deluxe, author of the recent book Y -Y Girls Of 60s French Pop, who interviewed Annie specifically for this project. Even with the passing of time, I'm still proud of my catalogue, says the lovely Annie. I had great lyricists such as Gilles Thibaut and Jacques Revaux, and arrangers like Paul Mauriat, Jean-Claude Vannier and Christian Gaubert. Back in those days budgets were not a problem. I even had Bashung, who composed Une Petite Croix with me in mind. I love the Fr d ric Botton song Les Enfants De Finlande . Fr d ric was a really funny and gentle person. It was not a song written for me, but I'm very thankful for getting to sing it. I think a really nice and overlooked song in my repertoire is Bonjour, Bonsoir Et Au Revoir , composed by Le Syst me Crapoutchik, a Beatles-influenced act who were Jacques Dutronc's band. I even had the great drummer Daniel Ceccarelli working with me.