Françoise Hardy Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles

• 1. Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles
• 2. Ça A Raté
• 3. La Fille Avec Toi
• 4. Oh Oh Chéri
• 5. Le Temps De L'amour
• 6. Il Est Tout Pour Moi
• 7. On Se Plait
• 8. Ton Meilleur Ami
• 9. J'ai Jeté Mon Coeur
• 10. Il Est Parti Un Jour
• 11. J'Suis D'Accord
• 12. C'Est À L'Amour Auquel Je Pense
• 13. Quelli Della Mia Eta (BONUS)
• 14. L'Eta Dell'Amore (BONUS)
• 15. Ci Sto (BONUS)
• 16. E All'Amore Che Penso (BONUS)

Between 1962 and 1966, Françoise Hardy released one French-language album per year. Each, strictly speaking, was eponymously titled and each was collected from a series of contemporary four-track, seven-inch, picture-sleeve EPs–pop music’s main format in France, known as le super 45. In them, we see the maturing of one of the decade’s most singular talents– a pop singer with the heart of a chanteuse, a singer-songwriter in an age before such a thing was known, and a style icon who valued privacy and modesty. 

This album, Françoise Hardy's debut studio album, iconically combines rockabilly, folk, jazz and blues. Hardy will forever personify a particularly French brand of cool.