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Groovy French Sounds from the 60s…

Long before Britain started swinging in the mid-1960s, France was the bastion for cool European pop sounds. Sultry young French women, heavy on mascara and dreamy innocence, cast a spell with what became known as ‘Les Années Yé Yé’.

The Yé Yé girls took a firm grip on American and British pop and gave it a sparkly Gallic twist, resulting in a vibrant sound that has effortlessly stood the test of time.

This collection features many rare and sought-after tracks from the languid sound of Jacqueline Taieb’s ‘7 Heures Du Matin’ and Katy David’s alluring take on Petula Clark’s standard ‘Call Me’ to Elizabeth’s precocious ‘Je Suis Sublime’.


Side A

1 7 Heures Du Matin – Jacqueline Taïeb
2 Palladium (The Hip) – Liz Brady
3 Porquoi Pas Moi – Stella
4 Et Moi, Et Toi, Et Soie – Cléo
5 Go Home – Jacqueline Perez
6 Des Tigres Et Des Minets – Christine Delaroche
7 Café Crème – Christine Pilzer


Side B

1 C’est Bon – Adèle
2 Madame La Terre (Et Ron, Et Ron) – Cléo
3 Le Printemps À Paris – Jacqueline Taïeb
4 La Plus Belle Chanson – Jacqueline Taïeb
5 Saperlipopette – Clothilde
6 Plus Tard (Call Me) – Katy David
7 Je Suis Sublime – Elizabeth