SYLVIE PATART EP FLEURS DE BOUM soul mod freakbeat yeye girl sexy cheesecake

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Sylvie Patart ?– Les Fleurs De Boum
includes solid r&b track les fleurs de boum
Simm ?– 45101
, 7", EP, 45
 France 1967
 ecoutez / listen  :  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_w1A43Uq_Q

POCHETTE VG++ TRES BON ETAT / ENCORE AVEC SA LANGUETTE / UN PEU USEE COINS BAS / UNE INSCRIPTION AU DOS (plus de photos scans sur demande) ETAT SUPERIEUR A LA MOYENNE / cover vg++ very clean , still with small tag , a bit worn out on down corners, one writing back; more scans/photos on demand above the average condition
vinyl vg+ propre, traces legeres, passe parfaitement ou quasiment, sans probleme, vraiment ! / vinyl vg+ light hairlines & a few superficial surface marks , plays perfect or so very close to, no problem
A1   Les Fleurs Du Boum
Written-By – J. Dambrois*, Jo Moutet
A2   C'est Toi
Written-By – Jo Moutet, M. Capez*
B1   Les Choses De L'amour (Find Reason To Believe)
Written-By – H. Ithier*, Tim Hardin
B2   Guantanamera
Written-By – H. Argulo, J.M. Rivat*, J. Martí* Other versions
other versions of Reason To Believe :
Bobby Darin released a version on his If I Were a Carpenter LP on Atlantic Records in 1966, along with other Hardin songs ("Misty Roses" and "If I Were a Carpenter").
The Youngbloods recorded "Reason to Believe" for their second LP, Earth Music, in 1967.[5] It was re-released on the compilation album, Sunlight, in 1971.[6]
Scott McKenzie recorded the song for his San Francisco album, released in 1967.
Ricky Nelson recorded it for his album Another Side of Rick, released in 1967.
Jackie DeShannon recorded the song for her 1967 album Me About You.
Marianne Faithfull recorded the song for her 1967 album Love in a Mist.
Hearts and Flowers, on their 1967 LP Now Is the Time for Hearts and Flowers.
Peter, Paul and Mary recorded it on their Late Again album, released in 1968.
Cher recorded it for her Backstage album, released in 1968.
Glen Campbell recorded the song for his 1968 album Wichita Lineman.
The Dillards recorded a version for their 1968 album Wheatstraw Suite.
One of the foreign-language-origined groups who covered this song was the Dutch band Brainbox in 1969.
Mason Williams recorded the song for his 1970 album Handmade.
Ramblin' Jack Elliott recorded the song for his 1970 album Bull Durham Sacks & Railroad Tracks.
Skeeter Davis recorded it on her 1971 album Bring It on Home.
Lynn Anderson recorded it on her 1972 album Listen to a Country Song.
Johnny Cash recorded it on his 1975 album John R. Cash.
Eugene Chadbourne recorded it on his 1987 album Camper Van Chadbourne.
The American vocal group Wilson Phillips recorded a version of the song for their self-titled debut album, Wilson Phillips, released in 1990.
Don Williams recorded it for his 1995 album Borrowed Tales.
Vonda Shepard recorded it for the 1997 Ally McBeal soundtrack album entitled Ally McBeal: For Once in My Life.
Swedish singer-songwriter Stina Nordenstam recorded a stripped-down rock version of the song for her cover album, People Are Strange, released in 1998.
Billy Bragg recorded a live version which appears on the 2006 reissue of Workers Playtime.
Although they had not yet released a recording of it as of Summer 2009, Crosby, Stills & Nash were performing it live during their 2009 U.S. concert tour.
Karen Dalton on '1966' (Delmore Recordings 2012)
Rickie Lee Jones recorded a version on her album The Devil You Know, released in 2012. //////////////// Frais d'envoi POUR 1 ou 2 45 TOURS / postage for 2  7"    France EUROPE USA NORWAY AUSTRALIA RUSSIA ASIA SOUTH AMERICA





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