France Gall is a total qt and her music is sweet as hell. If you know more stuff similar to her please post it here!

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French Baroque Pop Anonymous 06/08/20 (Mon) 15:35:32 No.1029

France Gall is a total qt and her music is sweet as hell. If you know more stuff similar to her please post it here!

Anonymous 06/08/20 (Mon) 15:54:30 No.1030

Anonymous 06/08/20 (Mon) 18:14:37 No.1032

>>1029
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDtswqx30RQ
Can we make this into a ye-ye thread? I like Francois Hardy and Sylvie Vartan

Anonymous 06/08/20 (Mon) 19:20:28 No.1035

>>1032
Sure, as long as it's something similar to the OP all is great

Anonymous 06/08/20 (Mon) 21:59:49 No.1037

This is one of my favorite old-school variété française songs. There's just something about the rhythm and the tonality that makes it particularly melancholic.

Anonymous 06/09/20 (Tue) 02:46:44 No.1038

Serge and his daughter singning a song about incest.

Anonymous 06/09/20 (Tue) 02:50:40 No.1039

Another one of my favorites. Serge also wrote a few songs for France Gall.

Anonymous 06/09/20 (Tue) 06:46:59 No.1042

Anonymous 06/09/20 (Tue) 18:21:53 No.1044

A song about gentiles and merchants made when the yellow vests were a thing, I think those protest were what made me respect the french much more to the point of actually admiring them.
>>1037
It does sound pretty melancholic, which I don't think really fits the good feeling the french provide, no offenses there
>>1038
Now that's kinda spooky

Anonymous 06/09/20 (Tue) 20:26:29 No.1045

>>1044
>A song about gentiles and merchants
That's, uh, not at all the correct interpretation to have here.

Anonymous 06/09/20 (Tue) 22:10:45 No.1046

>>1045
But it's in the title

Anonymous 06/09/20 (Tue) 23:37:24 No.1047

>>1046
gentilé/gentil and méchant/marchand have totally different meanings!
As suprising as it could seem, it's not at all a wordplay, at least natively.

Anonymous 06/10/20 (Wed) 00:57:31 No.1048

Relaxing 50's progression with french lyrics

Anonymous 06/11/20 (Thu) 22:39:38 No.1056

Anonymous 06/12/20 (Fri) 14:46:54 No.1057

>>1047
It is pretty funny though.
At least to me.

Anonymous 03/30/21 (Tue) 04:14:03 No.1292

Love this type of stuff. Jacques Brel and Joe Dassin are great too, plus everybody that's already been posted