Francoise Hardy

Delicious European seulement six coffret CD comprend des albums rares de ses années sur Vogue Records (1962-66.). Les albums comprennent; Tous Les Gar ‡ ons Et Les Filles (long épuisé sur CD), En anglais (première fois sur CD et comprend trois titres bonus), Le Premier Bonheur du Jour (première fois sur CD), Mon Amie La Rose (avec sept bonus exclusifs), L'Amitie (longtemps épuisé sur CD et comprend cinq titres bonus) et La Maison Ou J'ai Grandi (long épuisé sur CD et comprend deux titres bonus).

Delicious European seulement six coffret CD comprend des albums rares de ses années sur Vogue Records (1962-66.). Les albums comprennent; Tous Les Gar ‡ ons Et Les Filles (long épuisé sur CD), En anglais (première fois sur CD et comprend trois titres bonus), Le Premier Bonheur du Jour (première fois sur CD), Mon Amie La Rose (avec sept bonus exclusifs), L'Amitie (longtemps épuisé sur CD et comprend cinq titres bonus) et La Maison Ou J'ai Grandi (long épuisé sur CD et comprend deux titres bonus).

Françoise Hardy is a pop and fashion icon celebrated as a French national treasure. With her signature breathy alto, she was one of the earliest and most definitive French participants in the yé-yé movement (a style of pop music that initially emerged from Italy, Switzerland, Spain, and Portugal before spreading to France in the early 1960s). She is one of only a few female vocalists who could or would write and perform her own material. She offered a startling contrast to the boy's club of French pop in the early '60s, paving the way for literally thousands of women all over the globe. Known for romantically nostalgic songs and melancholy lyrics, Hardy's first single, "Tous Les Garçons et les Filles," sold over two million copies and made her a European star overnight. Outside music, Hardy also established herself as a fashion model, actress, astrologer, and author. Though she has recorded songs in several languages, it was her early French tunes — that ranged across pop, jazz, blues, and more — that helped to establish her as a legend. In the '70s, she reinvented herself as an artist transcending teen-friendly pop to interpret songs by everyone from Leonard Cohen to Patrick Modiano and has remained a grande dame of French popular song ever since.

Égérie de la période Yéyé des années 1960 qu'elle illumine de sa beauté, Françoise Hardy est devenue une chanteuse culte pour plusieurs générations au gré d'une carrière débutée il y a plus de cinquante ans. Également connue en tant que compagne de Jacques Dutronc, et mère de leurs fils Thomas Dutronc, Françoise Hardy a aussi été actrice et écrivain. Passionnée d'astrologie, Françoise Hardy a publié plusieurs livres en ce domaine.

Françoise Hardy is a pop and fashion icon celebrated as a French national treasure. With her signature breathy alto, she was one of the earliest and most definitive French participants in the yé-yé movement (a style of pop music that initially emerged from Italy, Switzerland, Spain, and Portugal before spreading to France in the early 1960s).

"Ma jeunesse fout le camp…" is a studio album by the French popular singer Françoise Hardy. Released in France in November 1967. The title is very idiomatic, but it in English its general meaning is "My youth is slipping away". This album was the first produced by Hardy's own production company, Asparagus Productions.

"En anglais" is a studio album of the French popular singer Françoise Hardy. Original album released in United Kingdom in October 1968. The album features English covers of Rock, Folk, and Pop tunes on this rather heavily orchestrated album, which may be Hardy's most original '60s recording.