Long before Britain started swinging in the mid-1960s, France was the bastion for cool European pop sounds. Sultry young French women, heavy on mascara and dreamy innocence, cast a spell with what became known as ‘Les Années Yé Yé’.The Yé Yé girls took a firm grip on American and British pop and gave it a sparkly Gallic twist, resulting in a vibrant sound that has effortlessly stood the test of time.This collection features many rare and sought-after tracks from the languid sound of Jacqueline Taieb’s “7 Heures Du Matin” and Katy David’s alluring take on Petula Clark’s standard “Call Me” to Elizabeth’s precocious “Je Suis Sublime”.

• 1. 7 Heures Du Matin - Jacqueline Taoeb
• 2. Palladium (the Hip) - Liz Brady
• 3. Porquoi Pas Moi - Stella
• 4. Et Moi, Et Toi, Et Soie - Clio
• 5. Go Home - Jacqueline Perez
• 6. Des Tigres Et Des Minets - Christine Delaroche
• 7. Cafe Crhme - Christine Pilzer
• 8. C'est Bon - Adele
• 9. Madame La Terre (Et Ron, Et Ron) - Clio
• 10. Le Printemps a Paris - Jacqueline Taieb
• 11. La Plus Belle Chanson - Jacqueline Taieb
• 12. Saperlipopette - Clothilde
• 13. Plus Tard (Call Me) - Katy David
• 14. Je Suis Sublime - Elizabeth