Ve all the breaks

I dig their music from the 70s

EAST OF EDEN BAND

Un vrai Bonheur de ré écouter la voie fraîche de Françoise Hardy dans cette chanson. Merci.

Dss war mein 1.Konzi

Fantástico 🖐️🎸😎🥁👍👍👍👍

Saw them at QMC London in early 1970s, together with Renaissance. A night to remember!1

Really liked this, vocals/lyrics are very Gene Clark-esque, musically the first 3 segments anticipate to me the sound of the first few Pat Metheny Group albums, of all things! Not sure if it’s Elliott or Ry Cooder (or both) playing the jazzy electric guitar runs, but they sound great with the lovely acoustic rhythm playing and arpeggios behind them.

There's simply no end to their innovations. Hardly recognised in so called mainstream, yet, MAN influenced so many mainstream bands...

During the first song that's not John G. Perry on bass in the photos but it could be him playing in the audio. Never saw him wear glasses. But that is him in the photos during Headloss with a beard. Just saying.

great track what a band Perry, Geoff Richardson and Dave Sinclair would make (plus Pip P on drums and possibly Hillage?)

one of the progressive band that is not recognize I said

Important piece of modern musical history. Love everything Cassiber has ever put out.

Sin saber lo que dice la canción su manera de cantar te atrapa, es maravillosa

With France Gall if you don’t speak French it’s just the melody and vibe you’re drawn to. I know this song on melody alone, I must have listened to it a few months ago I liked it then and I like it now. It’s almost better that way, such a pure connection to this music. I rarely look up lyric translations for her. Just love her singing and songs

This video is a true gem.

Superbe, j'adore 🤗

If you listen to this carefully it’s years ahead of its time.

Absolutely brilliant....this song just sucks you in...a sonic tapestry...,..amazing.

Qualcuno cerca questo album io ce l’ho e lo metto in vendita

Great!

Still have 2 LP's

Beautiful man RIP ❤ voice and music ❤

A girl friend turned me on to them in 1970. She passed on 15 years ago at the age of 59. I think of her whenever I play Third Ear Band, Rest in peace Iver.

Francoise Hardy came to London quite a few times to record and visited. Notice London things that once existed LV (Luncheon Vouchers), The Knack (1965) she runs out in front of Routemaster RM2131 and you see RM 2156 pull up along side her, both were exported later on. Much to see. Very nice song.

It is almost identical to the studio version

These guys made great recordings! Deke made some beauties too!

a legjobb.

France's finest rose received her last goodbye just hours ago. She passed around 9 days ago, her numbers in spotify increased tremendously, she's been talked about like she was in the 60s and 70s, and I'm glad the impact I always knew she had even in younger people like myself is totally visible, and Thomas and Jacques can see it and hopefully received tons of love and consolation. KZbin is like a time machine, and at the end everything is like she used to sing in ne of her hits "mon amie la rose": nothing remains forever, we all will eventually fade, disappear, but her mark is eternal: her style, beauty, discrete and classy way to speak her mind out through lyrics, even the way she stared at the camera while so many hearts melted...she was art in herself, but like the rose of the mentioned song today she's no more. It's weird to see her videos now, knowing I'm older than she was when this was recorded, but here I am, enjoying her art the same day her closest friends and family said goodbye, she was 80, she was struggling a lot, but she's finally at peace while her conttibution to the whole occidental pop culture will definitely live forever, and I'd love for younger women to be inspired by her instead of all the trashy music and bad examples you see everywhere, so vulgar and ugly, while Françoise looked like a Botticelli angel just by looking at the camera and singing. Her beauty was simple, yet astonishing; effortless, yet eternal.

I saw them back in late 1970 when they were heading the bill with 2 unknown bands called Hawkwind and Supertramp.

you gotta be kidding .. art school party stuff!

Tres belle chanson iconique

Loved her....

Rest in peace the lovely and highly talented Françoise Hardy. May God rest her soul 🙏🏻❤

DEP Françoise Hardy.Maravillosa voz y muy guapa mujer

❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🌹

Yé-yé.

☮

☮ anos 70.......

Iblandt mange musiske oplevelser er dette en af de bedste. Helt igennem ægte nordisk jazzfusion på en svensk folkevise når det er bedst. 😊

KIND OF ASH RA TEMPLE. ....BUT VERY INTERESTING.....THIS GIRL HAS NO INTERESTING "BIG" VOICE.....BUT I LIKE HER ATTITUDE.....

Was that first voice, Tom Newman? Sounds like him.

This balloon, burning

the question is; when does liberalism end and the loss of liberty and personal freedoms begin? im not sure they can co-exist in the real world only when one is opting out on lsd or similar. if this kind of philosophy of daevid allens does work it can only work in a very peaceful existence where no tribalism can possibly exist. so if liberal white men decide they want this kind of freedom what will they do when whole tribes of foreign races decide to intervene and march on in to disrupt the peace! nutty. completely nutty.

Definitely a ‘Focus’ vibe. I am reading Pete Brown’s autobiography and this video helps me understand the band and it’s place in his journey.

Французский коньяк это конечно хорошо, но перепивать его перед выступлением, как в случае этой мадам, не стоит

Fantastiskt vackert. Tack!!!

like a pink floyd that are actually really good

just found this album today looking for samples, loved this instantly, checked out the rest and there's no misses. love it

Dette er et fantasisk album, min favoritt da jeg studerte men hvor er de blitt av etterpå?