France Gall - Rue de l'abricot (HD)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- A tribute video made to one of my favourite songs of the amazing France Gall. Hope you enjoy it.
Special thanks to Pauline (60sforsale) for the pictures which helped in making this video.
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The intro is marvelouss
This is so fantastic - i close my eyes and i'm in heaven..
Her firstly and best song
France Gall est une merveille pour mon coeur.
Sublime!
Another fantastic song by France Gall!!!
love it!
Duce et energique, le voix d'enfant joyeux.
Une chanson splendide ! Merci !
In all ways, lovely! Merci
belle chanson
Una de las mejores canciones de France Gall
Tampoco hay que exagerar creo , hay muchas canciones son más de 200
jean charles gonzalez definitavemente está dentro sus 5 mejores
jean charles gonzalez definitavemente está dentro sus 5 mejores
Pues para mi la mayoría son muy buenas.
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Nice arrangement of the photos of France. Thanks for posting your video.
Excellent job w/ many great candid shots. Thanks for your efforts!
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Thanks for posting - and this is one of my favorite France Gall songs. I cannot find any info online about this song, other than the year 1968 - which sounds about right. No info on songwriters either. I find it an enchanting song that has a sense of urgency to it, the way it's phrased and sung. I wish I knew a bit more - it's a gem song.
Lyricists : Robert Gall (her father) and Vline Buggy (a female writer, who also wrote the lyrics of « Don’t make War, Captain, make Love », same year, same EP). Arranger and music director : Jean-Pierre Bourtayre
@@Becky9301 Many thanks Becky!
@@jduff59 Well, it’s not that clear; on the EP album cover, they mention : « Orchestre : David Whitaker », a successful English composer, arranger and director. Maybe «J-P. Bourtayre » was a kind of substitute or associate. By the way, it is doubtful whether Robert Gall , as a lyricist, still was active in 1968, whereas his son Patrice (hence , a brother to France) more and more took an essential part in France’s 1968 recording sessions. This may have been an agreement between …father and son !
Nice vid with manly rare pics of early FG. Your work matches this not famous song with a beautiful poetic refrain.
I love the pic at 0:46
Dlaczego nie mogę dodać do ulubionych? :(
O już mogę, dzięki :)