I'm looking for a French song.
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giacometti
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Vince -
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Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas vous aider avec cela.
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It's Guy Skornik - Histories of Madmen, I felt nostalgic to hear it but I couldn't find it anywhere.
Eugénie
Eugénie
Very late response, but oh well…
The piece is titled "Fol amour," from the album "Histoires de fou." I found an excerpt, of poor sound quality, on the following site:
https://soundcloud.com/guy-skornik-albums/sets/histoires-de-fou
Enjoy listening!
The piece is titled "Fol amour," from the album "Histoires de fou." I found an excerpt, of poor sound quality, on the following site:
https://soundcloud.com/guy-skornik-albums/sets/histoires-de-fou
Enjoy listening!
Hello,
For your research, try Guy Skornik. I am convinced that this name belongs to the singer you are looking for information about.
"I'm crazy about youuuuuuu" it sounds like a Polnareff song but the rest doesn't belong to the song "love me please love me".
I didn't find any singer or band with that name. But maybe the spelling is incorrect.
Otherwise, you can go to a good record store, especially one with knowledgeable staff like Fnac, who know quite a bit.
Now, it happens that a person creates a song one day that may or may not become a hit, and then there's nothing else in music or film, and we won't find anything else from that person afterward. It happens.
Otherwise, you can contact INA for the archives, just in case; they can be quite helpful but unfortunately, it often comes with a fee.
Otherwise, you can go to a good record store, especially one with knowledgeable staff like Fnac, who know quite a bit.
Now, it happens that a person creates a song one day that may or may not become a hit, and then there's nothing else in music or film, and we won't find anything else from that person afterward. It happens.
Otherwise, you can contact INA for the archives, just in case; they can be quite helpful but unfortunately, it often comes with a fee.