New or Used : Original used Format : 7inch x 1 Grading Cover / Record : NM / NM Label : not on label Year : 1987 Catalog No / Pressing country : 2255 - France
Nice 7" from Chloé Saint-Liphard in her early days ! Issued in 1987, both tracks were arranged by Jean-Christophe Goleau, a French musician and arranger better known for his teenage works with Les Visiteurs du Soir/D.Stop, and later with his Collection d'Arnell Andrea. It was financed by Jean-François Thépot, a French producer and was a side-project for Jean-Christophe, involved in other musical realms. If A-side is a straight FM pop track, "Pied de Poule" is much more influenced by Jean-Christophe's own musical cravings. He was linked to the underground DIY new-wave/synth-pop scene in France, and linked with actors of the tape music/mail art scene such as Un Département or Emergence du Refus. It goes with an uptempo drum machine rhythm (in between new-wave and disco) increased by a nice off-beat synth-bass line and a killer, heady synthetic melody for chorus — Jean-Christophe has found the perfect middle ground between new-wave and italo-disco.
These records used to be sold around 100 euros ! We're happy to provide them now for a decent price.
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Nice 7" from Chloé Saint-Liphard in her early days ! Issued in 1987, both tracks were arranged by Jean-Christophe Goleau, a French musician and arranger better known for his teenage works with Les Visiteurs du Soir/D.Stop, and later with his Collection d'Arnell Andrea.
It was financed by Jean-François Thépot, a French producer and was a side-project for Jean-Christophe, involved in other musical realms.
If A-side is a straight FM pop track, "Pied de Poule" is much more influenced by Jean-Christophe's own musical cravings. He was linked to the underground DIY new-wave/synth-pop scene in France, and linked with actors of the tape music/mail art scene such as Un Département or Emergence du Refus.
It goes with an uptempo drum machine rhythm (in between new-wave and disco) increased by a nice off-beat synth-bass line and a killer, heady synthetic melody for chorus — Jean-Christophe has found the perfect middle ground between new-wave and italo-disco.
These records used to be sold around 100 euros ! We're happy to provide them now for a decent price.
NM deadstock copies, both records & covers.
Tracklist
A Quel Scandale !
B Pied De Poule