Description
Long before becoming one half of the massively popular French duo Stone et Charden, Éric Charden cut his teeth on fuzzed-out British-influenced beat and garage sound. This Pop Supérette reissue (POPS7EP015, "The French Quelquechose" series) gathers four blistering 1966 solo tracks. The perfect follow-up to the earlier "Stone Face À Charden" EP showcasing Charden's short-lived but electrifying anti-yéyé period, all saturated riffs and spoken-word folk-rock vocals. "Il y a de la fuzz sur la France!"
A genuine collector's item, faithfully packaged in a 60s-style laminated flipback sleeve with obi strip, postcard, and 4-page French insert. Essential listening for French freakbeat and garage aficionados hunting the roots behind a household pop name.
TRACKS:
A1 À La Une
A2 Je Te Veux
B1 Pas Question
B2 Va-T'en De Ma Vie
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