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The Golden Age of French Pop
A cute and charming song by one of France's leading female singers of the 1960s.
Both "La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser" on side A and "Car Tu T'en Vas" on side B fully showcase her charming vocal style. As a representative song of French Yé-yé, this is an important work that musically expresses the youth culture of Paris at the time. It is also a valuable record of her most glorious period, when her romance with Johnny Hallyday was also a hot topic.
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Various
Stereo Best Hit Parade Vol.7
(LP)
Sun Pops Orch., Isabelle Rossi His Orch.
Mood In Chanson
(LP)
Roland Shaw Orchestra & National Quarttet
Screen Music 14
(LP)
Various (Simon & Garfunkel, The Partridge Family, Chicago, Santana, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Monkees, Saori Minami, Mari Amachi, Akira Nishikino, Reiko Oshinoda...)
Gift Pack Series Promotional Sampler
(LP)
Veronique Sanson
Vancouver
(LP)
France Gall
France Gall
(CD)
Michel Polnareff
Polnarevolution
(LP)
Mie Nakao
La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser
(7")
Sylvie Vartan
Les Hommes (Gui N'ont Plus Rien A Perdre)
(7")
Columbia Symphonette
Plein Soleil / L'Eclipse
(7")
Various
World Film Music Encyclopedia -Gunman vs. Killer Edition
(LP)
Sylvie Vartan
Car Tu T'en Vas (Since You Don't Care) / La La La
(7")
