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Found my answer via Bing. Oddly, the image's link couldn't be posted here.

All hail Madeleine LeBeau!

This really is to Jill Soloway who's disabled comments on (at least) several of her NOW youtubes. In any event, there's a website in New York that might interest her: Soloway.info—for that matter, they might be interested in her.

Being a south of the border person, hockey has always been of little interest to me. Watching Adam Gopnik online, I became aware of The Trap. Thanks for 'splainin!

It's not clear whether this message will be public or private. I'd've FaceBook invited you to throw a Friend™ request at Claude Horvath over there. But, it seems that has just been done.

Je ne parle pas Français, but I really missed this song while it was absent from the internet. It was my first exposure to France Gall's singing. Thank you!

A little mercy, perhaps. As when Margaret Thatcher

is alleged to have said about Ronald Reagan, "Poor

dear, there's nothing between his ears." Not much in

her head either.

Watching that was an experience … and one which made it a bit clear how much our memories were formed by those programs. Holey-moley!

This song powerfully elicits the sadness of my own childhood. Not so much in the specifics as in the emotional landscape of that time.

Introduced by Jerry Lewis! Whoda thunk? Plus Japanese subtitles. Forty-six years ago. That span of time from then would land us back in 1919.

I don't speak French, and discovered Daniel Balavoine from the dedication of France Gall's Évidemment. Perhaps he sparked her interest in various aspects of the African experience — I'm thinking here of Ella. elle l'a.

Also of Villon.

Who wants to know where she can be heard on radio? As ill-suited to that endeavor as this.

If that was your final, I hope you totally aced it. Whether or not, it worked for this non-signer.

Really liked this, but didn't expect it still to be fron-burner stuff over two years later. She just won't make a dignified exit from the national stage. A a dopey TV personality taken seriously. Where does the blame for *that* lie?

Well, *I* liked this. No need to take ourselves too awfully seriously.

Been a while trawling other precincts of the IBahn, so haven't expanded on whatever it was I said about Haldane. Anyway — it seems that he was a fairly doctrinaire Stalinist. It may be hard for you to believe (it was well before you were born), but Joe McCarthy was attempting to crush a belief ...

Thank you from a monolingual North American. The song is very tuneful, and now I have a better notion of what it's about.

By the bye, I discovered Gall from her song L'Amour Boiteux, which seems to have vanished from YouTube. Sniffle …

Excusez-moi, svp, I don't speak adequate French to express my appreciation for the artistry of France Gall. Only recently have I discovered her, and am repeatedly surprised by the treasures to be discovered online.

The past *is* a different country, and she made a mark little noted in Anglophon...

This seems to have been put up almost four years ago, but I'd like to let you know that the Goldie 'splains clip was gooood.

I first (perhaps) heard this earlier today on WFMU. Thaks for putting it up here. Several mistakes in the lyrics you appended. Small matter, still …

Wherever whoever put this up is, he must be thanked. Perhaps that's just happened.

I've looked at several of your creations, and not been disappointed yet. BTW, it seems you were discovered via looking for Fran Lebowitz on YouTube.

Natascha McElhone just so nailed her part at 3:00 and 5:46 of your Never Forget video. They had me on the brink of tears.

Thanks for putting NF out there!

The song, the song! That's the ticket. The song!