Off White Records: VARIOUS ARTISTS - TRES CHIC! MORE FRENCH GIRL SINGERS OF THE 1960S (CD)

CD released: Jun 24, 2013

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Tracklisting:

1.	On M'a Toujours Dit - Annie Philippe
2.	Ecoutez - Elsa
3.	J'ai Des Problemes Decidement - Violaine
4.	Hymne Au Soleil - Pussy Cat
5.	Attends Ou Va-t'en - France Gall
6.	Comment Te Dire Adieu - Francoise Hardy
7.	Tomorrow Is Another Day - Gillian Hills
8.	Bravo - Jacqueline Taieb
9.	Au Risque De Te Deplaire - Marie-blanche Vergne
10.	Le Meme Jour - Valerie Lagrange
11.	Tut, Tut, Tut, Tut - Gillian Hills
12.	Je Danse Donc Je Suis - Brigitte Bardot

13.	La Fermeture-eclair - Delphine
14.	Pas De Taxi - Annie Philippe
15.	Look At Them - Gillian Hills
16.	Jazz A Gogo - France Gall
17.	Ce N'est Pas Une Vie - Pussy Cat
18.	7 Am - Jacqueline Taieb
19.	Il Voyage - Francoise Hardy
20.	Il N'a Que Des Chansons - Violaine
21.	Sans Avoir Rien Donne - Anne Kern
22.	Les Papillons Noirs - Michele Arnaud
23.	Comme Tu Es Jeune - Liz Brady
24.	Sous Le Soleil Exactement - Anna Karina

VARIOUS ARTISTS

TRES CHIC! MORE FRENCH GIRL SINGERS OF THE 1960S

Label:	ACE
Cat No:	CDCHD1365
Barcode:	29667054126
Packaging:	CD Jewel Case

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'Tres Chic!' is the sequel to 'C'est Chic!', the celebration of French girl singers of the 1960s, previously released, The collection spans the years 1964 to 1969.

Serge Gainsbourg, eminence grise of Gallic girl pop, is represented on the CD version via "Attends Ou Va-T'en" by France Gall, "Comment Te Dire Adieu" by Françoise Hardy, "Au Risque De Te Deplaire" by Marie-Blanche Vergne, "Les Papillons Noirs" by Michele Arnaud and "Sous Le Soleil Exactement" by iconic singing actress Anna Karina.

Other highlights include "Tut, Tut, Tut, Tut", a cool French cover of US girl group the Lollipops' "Busy Signal" by Roger Vadim discovery Gillian Hills, and Jacqueline Taieb's "7 AM", the rare English language version of her celebrated "7 Heures Du Matin."