Françoise Hardy
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| '''Françoise Hardy'''(born '''Françoise Madeleine Hardy''', [[January 17]] [[1944]] in [[Paris]]) is a [[France|French]] [[singer]], [[actor|actress]] and [[astrologer]]. Hardy is an [[icon]]ic figure in [[fashion]], [[music style]] and personality in the [[Francophile]] world. | '''Françoise Hardy'''(born '''Françoise Madeleine Hardy''', [[January 17]] [[1944]] in [[Paris]]) is a [[France|French]] [[singer]], [[actor|actress]] and [[astrologer]]. Hardy is an [[icon]]ic figure in [[fashion]], [[music style]] and personality in the [[Francophile]] world. | ||
| + | ==Selected songs== | ||
| + | * "[[Tous les garçons et les filles (song)|Tous les garçons et les filles]]" (1962) – [[UK Singles Chart|UK]] #36 | ||
| + | * "J'suis d'accord" (1962) | ||
| + | * "Le temps de l'amour" (1962) | ||
| + | * "Le premier bonheur du jour" (1963) | ||
| + | * "L'amour s'en va" (1963) | ||
| + | * "Only friends / Ton meilleur ami" (1964) | ||
| + | * "Mon amie la rose" (1964) | ||
| + | * "Et Meme" (1964) – UK #31 | ||
| + | * "All Over The World" ("Dans Le Monde Entier") (1965) – UK #16 | ||
| + | * "L'amitié" (1965) | ||
| + | * "[[La maison où j'ai grandi]]" (1966) | ||
| + | * "[[Voilà (song)|Voilà]]" (1967) | ||
| + | * "[[Comment te dire adieu? (song)|Comment te dire adieu?]]" (1968, lyrics by [[Serge Gainsbourg]]) | ||
| + | * "Fleur de Lune" (1970) | ||
| + | * "[[Message personnel]]" (1973, lyrics by [[Michel Berger]]) | ||
| + | * "J'écoute de la musique saoûle" (1978) | ||
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| ==Selected discography== | ==Selected discography== | ||
| * ''[[Tous les garçons et les filles]]'' (1962); re-released as ''The Yeh-Yeh Girl from Paris!'' (1965) | * ''[[Tous les garçons et les filles]]'' (1962); re-released as ''The Yeh-Yeh Girl from Paris!'' (1965) | ||
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Françoise Hardy(born Françoise Madeleine Hardy, January 17 1944 in Paris) is a French singer, actress and astrologer. Hardy is an iconic figure in fashion, music style and personality in the Francophile world.
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Selected songs
- "Tous les garçons et les filles" (1962) – UK #36
- "J'suis d'accord" (1962)
- "Le temps de l'amour" (1962)
- "Le premier bonheur du jour" (1963)
- "L'amour s'en va" (1963)
- "Only friends / Ton meilleur ami" (1964)
- "Mon amie la rose" (1964)
- "Et Meme" (1964) – UK #31
- "All Over The World" ("Dans Le Monde Entier") (1965) – UK #16
- "L'amitié" (1965)
- "La maison où j'ai grandi" (1966)
- "Voilà" (1967)
- "Comment te dire adieu?" (1968, lyrics by Serge Gainsbourg)
- "Fleur de Lune" (1970)
- "Message personnel" (1973, lyrics by Michel Berger)
- "J'écoute de la musique saoûle" (1978)
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Selected discography
- Tous les garçons et les filles (1962); re-released as The Yeh-Yeh Girl from Paris! (1965)
- Le premier bonheur du jour (1963)
- Françoise Hardy canta per voi in italiano (1963)
- Mon amie la rose (1964)
- L’Amitié (1965)
- Françoise in Germany (1965)
- Françoise Hardy in English (1966)
- La maison où j'ai grandi (1966)
- Ma jeunesse fout le camp… (1967)
- Comment te dire adieu? (1968)
- Françoise Hardy en Anglais (1969)
- Françoise (1970)
- Soleil (1970)
- One-Nine-Seven-Zero (1970)
- Träume (1970)
- La Question (1971)
- Et si je m'en vais avant toi (1972)
- If You Listen (1972)
- Message Personnel (1973)
- Entr'acte (1974)
- Star (1977)
- J'écoute de la musique saoûle (1978)
- Gin Tonic (1980)
- À Suivre (1981)
- Quelqu'un qui s'en va (1982)
- Décalages (1988)
- Le Danger (1996)
- Clair Obscur (2000)
- Tant de belles choses (2004)
- (Parenthèses...) (2006)
- La Pluie sans parapluie (2010)
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