Friday night is french music night...

[Stephenite]

I see nobody has started one yet..
:P

 

[vernon]

It's now Saturday and I feel unable to make a contribution until next Friday.

 

[Stephenite]

Well then, that'll be too late, and it'l be summat'll else.

I don't think french mustard cuts the music.

 

[slowmotion]

A tsunami of teenage disco hormones (c. 1970 )...
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[ColinJ]

Missed the deadline, but ... Je T'aime!

 

[ColinJ]

Bugger!

 

[slowmotion]

Sorry Colin

 

[ColinJ]

Ok, try some Plastic Bertrand ... Ça plane pour moi!

Sorry Colin

Great minds, and all that ...

 

[slowmotion]

The Stranglers, La Folie. I just love it.
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[slowmotion]

Ok, try some Plastic Bertrand ... Ça plane pour moi!




Great minds, and all that ...

Sorry Colin, he's Belgian...

 

[ColinJ]

[Sulk mode]Well, he's singing in French ... [/Sulk mode]

 

[slowmotion]

Yebbut, The Stranglers were not entirely French either. Give Colin a break!

 

[slowmotion]

Oh well, I'll be flagged up at GCHQ, but here goes...
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[slowmotion]

How did she sing those Rs??????????

Edith Piaf.
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[vernon]

Ok, try some Plastic Bertrand ... Ça plane pour moi!

He's a fraud. It's not his voice on the recording.

In 1977, Plastic Bertrand started his solo career as the credited artist of the international hit single Ça plane pour moi, though in fact the song had been sung and produced by its composer Lou Deprijck with the engineer Phil delire for RKM/Vogue at Studio Morgan in Brussels.