Slavodelic podcast 21 – France

Ahh, France where people speak French. I can’t get over some of these rockin french ladies. Some with there growly voice, some with there angelic folkyness, and some with the Art Ensemble of Chicago behind them. Love it! I’ve been looking up some videos and I’ll keep posting them below the playlist. We’ll start with some sleazy old Serge trying to win over Whitney.

France

1) Le Fermeture Eclair – Delphine
2) Eternelle Brigitte – Fontaine
3) Un Garçon Dit a Une Fille – Liz Brady
4) Les Hommes A Tout Faire – Nino Ferrer
5) le Crime De L’enfant Dieu – Catherine Ribeiro
6) Ce Matin à Frémontel – Emmanuelle Parrenin
7) Patiemment – Ophiucus
8) Ne Me Quitte Pas – Jacques Brel
9) Rue Blondin – Allain Leprest & Richard Galli
10) Pauvre Lola – Serge Gainsbourg
11) Comme A La Radio – Brigitte Fontaine
12) Le Papyvore – Les Papyvores
13) 7 Heures Du Matin – Jacqueline Taieb
14) Z’Avez Pas Lu Kafka – Suzanne Gabriello
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16) Il Pleut – Brigitte Fontaine
17) Chez Les Yé Yé – Serge Gainsbourg
18) Le garçon jardinier – Malicorne
19) Thibault et l’Arbre d’Or – Emmanuelle Parrenin

Ok, so this has to be one of the hottest songs of a time,
and actually was band from french radio for being too hot!

and now for some sleazy Serge. Come on Serge!
there is no way you can compete with Bobby.
you just don’t got prerogative. No way

France Gall – I love this song.