In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Dan Storper and Rosalie Howarth meet up in a metaphorical French Café to explore the past and present of French popular music. Paris cafés have always been the centers of bohemian culture; artists, poets, musicians, and revolutionaries would meet in the cafés of Paris for lively discussion and live music.
Episode 24.38
Airdates: September 16th - September 22nd, 2024
Featuring:
1. Carla Bruni - “Quelqu’un M’a Dit” (From the album “Quelqu’un M’a Dit” on Naive)
2. Joe Dassin - “Les Champs-Elysées” (From the album “Ses Plus Grands Succès” on Sony Music)
3. Barbara - “Si La Photo Est Bonne (From the albums “Master Serie” on Polygram and “French Café” on Putumayo)
4. Serge Gainsbourg - “Marilou Sous La Neige” (From the albums “L’Homme A Tête De Chou” on Philips and “French Café” on Putumayo)
5. Air featuring Françoise Hardy - “Jeanne” (From the album “Pop Romantique (French Pop Classics)” on Emperor Norton Records)
6. Noir Desir - “Le vent nous portera” (From the album “des Visages des Figures” on Universal)
7. Jane Birkin - “Elaeudanla Téïtéïa” (From the albums “Versions Jane” on Universal and “French Café” on Putumayo)
8. Enzo Enzo - “Juste quelqu’un de bien” (From the albums “Deux” on RCA and “French Café” on Putumayo)
9. Georges Brassens - “Je M’Suis Fait Tout Petit” (From the albums “Georges Brassens” on Mercury France and “French Café” on Putumayo)
10. Keren Ann - “Au Coin Du Monde” (From the albums “La Disparition” on Capitol)
11. Maxime Le Forestier - “San Francisco” (From the album “Essentielles” on Polydor)
12. Paris Combo - “Fibre De Verre” (From the albums “Attraction” on Polydor/Universal Music Label and “French Café” on Putumayo)
13. Patrick Bruel - “La Java Bleue” (From the album “Entre Deux” on BMG)
14. Brigitte Bardot - “Un Jour Comme un Autre” (From the albums “Bubble Gum” on Philips and “French Café” on Putumayo)
15. Sanseverino - “Mal O Mains” (From the albums “Le Tango des Gens” on Saint George/Sony and “French Café” on Putumayo)
16. Baguette Quartette - “En Douce” (From the album “French Café” on Putumayo)
