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'Ex-fan des sixties' is an album by Jane Birkin. The album was released in 1978. All songs on the album are by Serge Gainsbourg.

Created by bringing together Étienne Daho, Jean-Louis Piérot and Jane Birkin, Oh Pardon tu dormais is her most intimate album so far. “ Étienne helped me release a past pain, which saved me from melancholy and inertia. We gave each other everything, we took everything from each other and I’m still stunned by how the 3 of us worked together. We are this album’s parents… and this moves me” said Jane Birkin, who speaks for the first time about the death of her daughter Kate, the absence, love anxiety, ghosts from the past…

1973 was a fantastic year for Gainsbourg. Jane published 'Di Doo Dah', her first solo album early that year, composed and written largely by Serge collaboration with Jean-Claude Vannier.

Rediscover the whole universe of Jane Birkin. She embodies the femininity of the 70s and brings the vocal signature to the words and music of Gainsbourg. This is the opportunity to dive back into a brilliant and seductive catalogue where elegance rhymes with sensuality.

Un texte touchant, intime, mais toujours pudique, qui laisse découvrir une femme généreuse, fougueuse, talentueuse, joyeuse et combative face aux épreuves de la vie. Un livre sur une amitié joyeuse, un hommage et un dernier adieu à l’Anglaise préférée des Français, amie, femme et artiste d’exception. Des photographies inédites viendront compléter ce récit.

Un texte touchant, intime, mais toujours pudique, qui laisse découvrir une femme généreuse, fougueuse, talentueuse, joyeuse et combative face aux épreuves de la vie. Un livre sur une amitié joyeuse, un hommage et un dernier adieu à l’Anglaise préférée des Français, amie, femme et artiste d’exception. Des photographies inédites viendront compléter ce récit.

"Di doo dah" is the 1st solo album by Jane Birkin, released in 1973 on Fontana Records. Subsequent reissues in 2002 and 2010 (on Light In The Attic Records) included 2 bonus tracks from the 1972 7" single "La Décadanse" by Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg.

Jane B. is London-born actress and recording star Jane Birkin. Agnes V. is Belgian filmmaker and "grandmother of the New Wave" Agnes Varda. Jane B. Par Agnes V is a cinematic recounting of Birkin's career, from her breakthrough appearance as one of the nude models in Blow-Up to her pinnacle as star of such films as La Femme de Ma Vie (1986). It is also the story of Birkin and Varda's close relationship, made stronger by their mutual admiration and their lifelong fascination with feminist themes.