RT @AndyVotel: Happy Hallowe’en Gainsbourg Fans! 🎃 #ReadLeGainsbook #OutNow https://t.co/R7NyWYvG92
François de Roubaix - Dracula à Woodstock (1970?) https://t.co/yVpQg7Qr4f
RT @french_pop: Stella - Si vous connaissez quelque chose de pire qu'un vampire... (Scopitone, 1967) https://t.co/I46e6NAAWf #Halloween #Ha…
RT @MusicpodF: Raechel @tinynoggin joined Bernard @berniesticky and myself for See Hear Podcast #69 to discuss the 1967 French film, Anna…
French Vampire Halloween Mix by @AndyVotel https://t.co/gywTnq8VtZ 🇫🇷🧛â€â™‚ï¸
German-born Uta Taeger performs the sweetly melancholy 'Hier, aujourd’hui, demain' – a cover of The Shangri-Las' 'Past, Present, And Future' – while looking like she may be blown off the boat at any moment! From 'Barcarolles à Barcarès', Aug 30, 1969.
https://t.co/BDuH3DGNFA https://t.co/ChoU2Q9haQ
Frenchrocksmplr I just chanced on another great Magma image - this is apparently from a 1971 issue of Salut Les Copains. pic.twitter.com/2iV5vt0MCv
RT @matchvintage: 1962. Le chanteur Johnny Hallyday dans sa loge de l’Olympia où il donne une série de concert, organise une partie de poke…
On the same show, Juliette Gréco and composer Joseph Kosma chat about their collaborations: https://t.co/xX2f9HAdeF #chanson #chansonfrançaise
Juliette Gréco performs the #chanson classic 'Les Feuilles Mortes' on her TV special 'La la la', February 26, 1966. Written by Jacques Prévert and Joseph Kosma.
Full clip: https://t.co/Tlou9sGr59 https://t.co/BNCiPeOUYO
Françoise Hardy - Tu es un peu a moi. Written by Hardy, the song is from her 1966 album, Françoisepic.twitter.com/dy0YINHjklkl
RT @PopSuperette: Pop Supérette is reissuing Jean-Pierre Kalfon's fuzzy-but-chic EP, released by CBS in 1965. With the famous "Chanson hebd…
A giant France Gall poster made up of ten smaller posters. Germany, early 70s.
Source – teen-idol-heaven on eBay: https://t.co/55dnGFx17B https://t.co/jVxQonDIjm
RT @vadimkosmos: Brigitte Bardot with backdrop painted by Cartoonist/Novelist/Screenwriter Tito Topin, for the song ‘Comic Strip’, 1967. ht…
RT @tinynoggin: Going through my Serge & Jane memorabilia collection- here are some of my stamps. Looks like Rock ‘n’ Roll Comics did the D…
RT @matchvintage: 1975 - Le chanteur Georges Brassens à Paris dans sa maison du XIV arrondissement , devant sa collection de 33 tours. http…
RT @matchvintage: Il y a 56 ans, le 10 octobre 1963, disparaissait la chanteuse Edith Piaf à l’âge de 47 ans. Ici la couverture du numéro 7…
@couture4radio @kathimmel I love X-ray Pop! They've never really gotten their due, IMO... although it was nice to some issues on Finders Keepers a few years ago.
@NikkiKreuzer @vadimkosmos Full clip on my channel :) https://t.co/9AROpJ0T4L
RT @Inafr_officiel: "Dans le port d'Amsterdam, y a des marins qui chantent...
Les rêves qui les hantent, au large d'Amsterdam..." ⚓
Jacques…
@kathimmel @couture4radio Yes, that's wonderful! Only heard for the first time after looking up Deux thanks to @couture4radio's tweet. These songs are the sort of thing that makes me feel really excited about music. Any more recs in this vein are most welcome! ♥
RT @couture4radio: Discovery of the week. Synth pop from 1981. Game And Performance by Deux
https://t.co/7IFjcfWsqP
RT @matchvintage: 1971 - #JohnnyHallyday couché sur un piano, chantant sur la scène du Palais des Sports en duo avec #MichelPolnareff. http…
RT @french_pop: #YéyéGirl Camille in the crime show 'Les cinq derniéres minutes', April 1964. Features her song 'Opération charme' https://…
RT @french_pop: Christie Laume - La Musique et la danse (1967) https://t.co/0MxSyXm4Qv
RT @Watoo_Watoo: Ce soir, je ne suis pas d'humeur très rock n' roll, mais cela reste un très beau morceau (juste terni par une drôle de bat…
biffbang Now up on lefrogrock.com : Bananamoon - the story of the first(?) French underground group
RT @outonbluesix: Well, you *could* read Piers Morgan panicking about the relentless march of meat-free burgers, or you could read me on ho…
@Frenchrocksmplr @biffbang Ending up with patchy playlists, with unpredictable country availability and a chance songs will disappear later, is why I much prefer Mixcloud and 8tracks. But still surprised and pleased even this much is on Spotify.
*A deep-dive, not An, obviously 😑
Between this and @Frenchrocksmplr's playlists, I'm amazed to find how much of this stuff is actually on Spotify.
E.g. one of my faves, Delired Cameleon Family's experimental, psychedelic trip of a soundtrack to Pierre Clémenti's film Visa de censuré n°X:
https://t.co/B5hyHOwPwQ
This is incredible! An deep-dive list of late 60s-70s French underground bands whose music is available to stream online, complete with listening links. I highly recommend taking a look (and listen!): https://t.co/x3D4Xr4ZiM https://t.co/A6NcJfMsoI