Name: FRANCOISE HARDY - Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles LP (Picture Vinyl)
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The 1960s French pop star Françoise Hardy was one of the few of her era to cross over, inspiring rock stars like Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan. She wrote most of her own material, setting her far apart from her peers, and her songs have resonated with romantic loners everyone.The Parisian singer auditioned for Vogue Records at 18 and went on to top charts with her very first release, a 1962 self-titled record now known as Tous Les Garcons Et Les Filles based on its hit song. That debut showcases Hardy at her simplest, wringing rockabilly-tinged pop magic from modest jazz percussion and steel guitar. 

There’s a reason her music crossed so many country and language barriers, and it wasn’t just because she looked like a model and hung out with the Rolling Stones. These songs map a sort of adoration that derives its intensity from youth but lingers with us for the rest of our lives. Not many pop stars sing about that these days. To the joy of romantic loners everywhere, Françoise Hardy built her career on it.

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FRANCOISE HARDY - Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles LP (Picture Vinyl)