April March sings this 1964 France Gall hit (written by Serge Gainsbourg) in both English and French on her 1995 album, Paris in April, also on her Chick Habit EP and single.It also appears on the soundtrack of 2 movies, most notably as the credits roll Quentin Tarentino's Death Proof, where both versions (French & English) play back-to-back.I like the Tarentino flick, but it's a long build-up...
April March sings this 1964 France Gall hit (written by Serge Gainsbourg) in both English and French on her 1995 album, Paris in April, also on her Chick Habit EP and single.It also appears on the soundtrack of 2 movies, most notably as the credits roll Quentin Tarentino's Death Proof, where both versions (French & English) play back-to-back.I like the Tarentino flick, but it's a long build-up...
I'm supposed to be listening to Esthero this week, but I can't stop playing this song:A friend took time out from doing things that are good for America to send me a link to this video. A couple days prior we had conversed about the Death Proof soundtrack while giving back-rubs to the homeless at a local church. There is just something about good deeds and good conversation that is so, well, ...
I know that it didn't make a dime at the box office, and reviews were mixed to say the least, but "Grindhouse" seemed to be tailor-made to my tastes, and this is probably the cause of the aforementioned problems. Among the things I loved was this awesome admonition courtesy of April March--Hang up that chick habit, daddy.
This one from April March has a great swinging 60s feel to it and she somehow avoids crushing some miniature trains. If you listen closely you will hear most of the Headcoatees (including Holly Golightly) singing backup.April March - Mignonette