Singing Paris - The French Pop Compilation (2005)

01. Comment Te Dire Adieu — Françoise Hardy
02. Elaeudanla Téïtéïa — Serge Gainsbourg
03. C'est Pas d'Ma Faute — Brigitte Fontaine
04. Pop Fashion — Michel Legrand
05. Yeux Doux — Olivia
06. Contact — Brigitte Bardot
07. 7 Heures du Matin — Jacqueline Taïeb
08. Filles C'est Fait (Pour Faire l'Amour) — Charlotte Leslie
09. Palladium (The Hip) — Liz Brady
10. Et Moi, Et Toi, Et Soie — Cleo
11. Petits Boudins — Dominique Walter
12. Comme la Lune — Joe Dassin
13. My Name Is Edouard — Edouard
14. Beatnick's d'Occasion — Stella
15. Marie Doucer, Marie Colère (Paint It Black) — Marie Laforêt
16. Prolétaire — Gypsys
17. Je Dis Ce Que Je Pense et Je Vis Comme Je Veux — Antoine
18. Chrysler Rose — Dashiell Hedayat
19. Sexe — Line Renaud
20. Fond de Mon Lit — Michel Colombier
21. Samba Saravah — Pierre Barouh
22. J'Aime Les Filles — Jacques Dutronc
23. Cartes Postales — Yves Montand
24. Tourbillon — Jeanne Moreau

A Classy, Eclectic Album, "Singing Paris" is 20 Years of Pop the French Way. If the World Had Its Sights Turned Toward England Between 1955 and 1975, Yet in France the Musical Panorama was No Less, Satisfying, Shifted and Free. The Best Way to Illustrate this Frenzy is the Music that Came from Paris Apart for Big French Songs, There Isn't Much of a Welcome for Anything Else. Those who Are Skeptical Are Going to have to Change their Minds! Wild Compositions, Lyrics Attempting to Be Filled with Humour and Mockery, Adapting to Overseas Success with True Musical Jewels, the Common Denominator of These 24 Songs is their Modernity. They Come from Artists who Can't Be Ignored, Cinema Stars Pushing the Lighthearted Songs, Distinguished People who Had Previously Been Unknown. Far from Being Just Another Black and White Retro Compilation, "Singing Paris" Comes to You in Full Technicolor! --- Editorial Reviews, amazon.com

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