Album ANW 3051Yé-Yé
Cyril Giroux (SACEM) | Campbell E Browning (PRS) | Eric Chantelauze (SACEM) | David Bossan (SACEM) | Vincent Tirilly (SACEM) | Pablo Love (PRS) | Chloe Lacan (SACEM)Stylish French 1960s pop with quirky ethnic backing & sassy male & female vocals. Upbeat kit grooves carry swelling organs, twangy guitars & silky piano whilst cheeky French vocalists play out in front.
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- Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi3051/4Uptempo 60s French yé-yé with rockin' guitar, bells & sassy female vocals2:38
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