A1: Lungo Il Mare (2:21) A2: Je Ne Sais Pas Ce Que Je Veux (3:07) A3: J'ai Fait De Lui Un R?ve (3:15) A4: Ouverts Ou Ferm?s (1:55) A5: Assiette Niet (2:31) B1: Avec Des Si (3:05) B2: Fleur De Lune (3:02) B3: Tu Ressembles ? Tous Ceux Qui Ont Eu Du Chagrin (2:01) B4: Le Soir (2:20) B5: Dis Qu'est-ce Qui Nous Fait Rire (2:16) C1: Parlez-moi De Lui (2:34) C2: L'heure Bleue (1:49) C3: Viens L? (2:25) C4: O? Est-il ? (3:38) C5: Les Fourmis (2:54) D1: Je Suis Moi (4:31) D2: Demain C'est Hier (2:57) D3: Ce Soir (3:25) D4: Fin D'apr?s-midi (2:30) D5: Loving You (2:16) CD-1: Lungo Il Mare (2:21) CD-2: Je Ne Sais Pas Ce Que Je Veux (3:07) CD-3: J'ai Fait De Lui Un R?ve (3:15) CD-4: Ouverts Ou Ferm?s (1:55) CD-5: Assiette Niet (2:31) CD-6: Avec Des Si (3:05) CD-7: Fleur De Lune (3:02) CD-8: Tu Ressembles ? Tous Ceux Qui Ont Eu Du Chagrin (2:01) CD-9: Le Soir (2:20) CD-10: Dis Qu'est-ce Qui Nous Fait Rire (2:16) CD-11: Parlez-moi De Lui (2:34) CD-12: L'heure Bleue (1:49) CD-13: Viens L? (2:25) CD-14: O? Est-il ? (3:38) CD-15: Les Fourmis (2:54) CD-16: Je Suis Moi (4:31) CD-17: Demain C'est Hier (2:57) CD-18: Ce Soir (3:25) CD-19: Fin D'apr?s-midi (2:30) CD-20: Loving You (2:16)
Description:
Made in Germany.
Includes a lithograph.
"Quelques Titres Que Je Connais" is an LP that brings together a selection of chansons by the iconic French singer Françoise Hardy, here credited as "Hardy Francoise". Known for her subtle, melancholic voice and introspective lyrics, Hardy became one of the central figures of 1960s French pop and chanson. On this LP, listeners can expect refined, melodic songs carried by delicate arrangements, intimate atmospheres and a timeless sense of elegance. The record is particularly suited for lovers of classic French chanson and sophisticated pop, offering an intimate listening experience that works equally well as focused listening or as a refined backdrop to a quiet evening.
The manufacturer Parlophone is one of the most respected labels in the international music industry, associated with high production standards and a carefully curated catalogue. Parlophone has a long tradition in publishing influential artists across various genres and eras, standing for reliable sound quality, professional mastering and attractive physical editions. Collectors value Parlophone releases for their durability, attention to detail in pressing and packaging, and for the label's role in preserving important musical works on high-quality vinyl.
Françoise Hardy's biography is closely tied to the golden age of French pop. She first rose to prominence in the 1960s and quickly became a style icon and a central voice of the "yé-yé" generation, distinguished by her reserved charisma and poetic songwriting. Over the decades she has built a catalogue of acclaimed albums and singles, and her songs have been repeatedly rediscovered by new generations of listeners. While this LP focuses on a selection of titles rather than a single concept album, it reflects the artistic strengths that made Hardy a lasting reference figure in French chanson: emotional depth, lyrical subtlety and understated vocal performance.
As a vinyl edition, this LP appeals particularly to fans who appreciate the analog warmth and tactile experience of a record. The format underlines the intimate, sometimes nostalgic mood of Hardy's songs and makes "Quelques Titres Que Je Connais" an attractive addition to any collection of classic European songwriting.
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