Correction. 1970 was presented a new sound that is a combination of this song and that presented by a composer white that had painted herself brown to represent the Netherlands. She composed a few more songs for the group...never to be heard of again...well...by the band.
Out of character with the song? There were 2 Francois Hardy's. 1 was Rose. The other Iris? 1 had lost her sight. The other had sung with a two negro women in 1967 at Eurovision after one negro singer had died. Eurovision is not just a platform for singing. One must have proof of being an original composer. A white woman, known under many alias singing voices, painted herself to look like a black woman. The sound in the background is very similiar to a new sound 1967 for the Netherlands.
Despite the fact that she( Francoise) does not like this version of the song i adore this song.It is this fast transition that breaks ''uniform''arranging this song makes me unique compared to other performers.Francoise i cant imagine autumn without you! and your song.
As beautiful as her voice is here, it figures that she hates this version. She's right; the bongos and lounge-y arrangement were cheezy and dated--just like the silly clothes of the couturiers she eventually eluded. Francoise always understood--and chose--style over fashion.
Does anyone have a clearer version of the same song? I can tolerate the crackling and hissing (it IS from the 1960s) but it's a bit distracting. Thanks!
Voilà: ce minimalisme de l'interprétation explique le succès de Francoise Hardy. Elle renoncait (et oui, la cédille ne marche pas) à toute affection artistique - et était authentique, pure.
Mon Dieu! La Françoise en Anglaterre yé-yé et la Françoise completement classique comme ici. C'est magnifique. Il y a petit quantité de chant. aujourd´hui qui peuvent faire cet chose!
Je ne sais pas pourquoi F. Hardy est comme ça ???? Elle peut être une diva, mais non.
BELLISSIMA QUESTA VERSIOPNE DI QUELLa poesia fantastica di jacque prevert. sul libro di 4 elementare trovai il testo in italiano
codirenzileonardo1 1 month ago
pas terrible , les percussions sont hors propos .
POPAVIDEO 2 months ago
Correction. 1970 was presented a new sound that is a combination of this song and that presented by a composer white that had painted herself brown to represent the Netherlands. She composed a few more songs for the group...never to be heard of again...well...by the band.
iriswigle 2 months ago
Out of character with the song? There were 2 Francois Hardy's. 1 was Rose. The other Iris? 1 had lost her sight. The other had sung with a two negro women in 1967 at Eurovision after one negro singer had died. Eurovision is not just a platform for singing. One must have proof of being an original composer. A white woman, known under many alias singing voices, painted herself to look like a black woman. The sound in the background is very similiar to a new sound 1967 for the Netherlands.
iriswigle 2 months ago
La voix c'est bien, mais je préfère la version d' Yves parce que c'est plus profonde et emotive, c'est à dire, avec le coeur!
EJRios32 2 months ago
Despite the fact that she( Francoise) does not like this version of the song i adore this song.It is this fast transition that breaks ''uniform''arranging this song makes me unique compared to other performers.Francoise i cant imagine autumn without you! and your song.
bandogbojan 3 months ago
As beautiful as her voice is here, it figures that she hates this version. She's right; the bongos and lounge-y arrangement were cheezy and dated--just like the silly clothes of the couturiers she eventually eluded. Francoise always understood--and chose--style over fashion.
nauort23 4 months ago
This song made Shiina Ringo (Tokyo Jihen) learn French.
MamekoM 4 months ago
amazing French language :)
marthausa 5 months ago
Does anyone have a clearer version of the same song? I can tolerate the crackling and hissing (it IS from the 1960s) but it's a bit distracting. Thanks!
LockedRapunzel 8 months ago
she hates this version? i think this is the best version of the song so far...
admantite 10 months ago 2
à quelle chanson ressemble -t-elle
c'est la chanson de prévert!!!!!!!!
collagan114 10 months ago
This makes me feel like I want to study French.
namairu 1 year ago 24
@namairu believe me, Françoise is the reason why I do study French
32000BTUGasGrill 1 year ago 13
@32000BTUGasGrill Z'avez bien raison :-)
lafemmeenor 2 months ago
@namairu me too. :)
Kisnapsutes 4 months ago
Voilà: ce minimalisme de l'interprétation explique le succès de Francoise Hardy. Elle renoncait (et oui, la cédille ne marche pas) à toute affection artistique - et était authentique, pure.
Memale2009 1 year ago
Mon Dieu! La Françoise en Anglaterre yé-yé et la Françoise completement classique comme ici. C'est magnifique. Il y a petit quantité de chant. aujourd´hui qui peuvent faire cet chose!
Je ne sais pas pourquoi F. Hardy est comme ça ???? Elle peut être une diva, mais non.
gatsby31 2 years ago 2
j'adore quand Françoise sort de ses chansons pour chanter des grands classiques ,il faut le faire quand même ,différend ,mais pas mauvais.
Bravo ,a Françoise
MsBlesse 2 years ago 2
J'ai beau vouer un culte à Françoise cette version est mauvaise. Rien à voir avec celle de Juliette Greco.
toyamac 2 years ago
"En ce temps-là la vie était plus belle
Et le soleil plus brûlant qu'aujourd'hui."
No more words needed. She is perfect in every aspect. Vive Françoise Hardy! Vice ce temps-là...
santinoantonio 2 years ago 2