Mes premières vraies vacances

Mes premières vraies vacances
Studio album by
France Gall
ReleasedAugust 1964 (1964-08)
GenreYé-yé, chanson
Length28:49
LabelPhilips Records
ProducerDenis Bourgeois
France Gall chronology
N'écoute pas les idoles
(1964) 		Mes premières vraies vacances
(1964) 		Sacré Charlemagne
(1964)
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France Gall, commonly called Mes premières vraies vacances after the opening track, is the second album by French singer France Gall. It was released on a 12-inch LP record in August 1964.[2]

The album is a reissue of the 10-inch LP N'écoute pas les idoles (1964),[3] with four additional tracks from the extended play Jazz à gogo (1964).[4]

Track listing

Side A
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Mes premières vraies vacances"Maurice VidalinJacques Datin2:14
2."Jazz à gogo"Robert GallAlain Goraguer2:27
3."Soyons sages"Robert GallGuy Magenta2:33
4."Les Rubans et la fleur"Robert GallAndré Popp2:53
5."Pense à moi"Robert Gall and France GallAlain Goraguer2:39
6."Ça va je t'aime" (adaptation of "Hip-Huggers")French adaptation by André Salvet and Claude CarrèreEdna Lewis & Robert H. Moseley2:18
Side B
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."La Cloche" (adaptation of "My Boyfriend Got a Beatle Haircut")French adaptation by André SalvetJack Wolf and Maurice "Bugs" Bower2:07
2."N'écoute pas les idoles"Serge GainsbourgSerge Gainsbourg1:49
3."J'entends cette musique"Robert GallJacques Datin, based on the adagio by Remo Giazotto2:38
4."Ne dis pas aux copains"Maurice TézéGuy Magenta2:38
5."Ne sois pas si bête" (adaptation of "Stand a Little Closer")French adaptation by Pierre DelanoëJack Wolf and Maurice "Bugs" Bower2:22
6."Si j'étais garçon"Pierre CourJean Claudric2:11

References

  1. ^ "France GALL : MES PREMIERES VRAIES VACANCES (1964)".
  2. ^ "Mes premières vraies vacances (33t)". France Gall Collection (in French). Retrieved 21 December 2025.
  3. ^ "N'écoute pas les idoles - n°1 (Disque 25 cm)". France Gall Collection (in French). Retrieved 21 December 2025.
  4. ^ "Jazz à gogo". France Gall Collection (in French). Retrieved 21 December 2025.
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