Vinyl Album - Françoise Hardy - Françoise Hardy - Kundalini

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Françoise Hardy
Title:	Françoise Hardy
Label:	Kundalini
Country:	France
Catalogue:	KUN 65057
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Françoise Hardy	If You Listen	Tommy Brown, Micky Jones	Rate
A2	Françoise Hardy	Ocean	Beverley Martin	Rate
A3	Françoise Hardy	Until It's Time For You To Go	Buffy Ste. Marie	Rate
A4	Françoise Hardy	The Garden Of Jane Delawnay	T. Boshell	Rate
A5	Françoise Hardy	Sometimes	Alan Taylor	Rate
A6	Françoise Hardy	Let My Name Be Sorrow	B. Estardy, G. Chatelain, M. Habib	Rate
B1	Françoise Hardy	Brulure	F. Hardy	Rate
B2	Françoise Hardy	Can't Get The One I Want	Beverley Martin	Rate
B3	Françoise Hardy	I Think It's Gonna Rain Today	Randy Newman	Rate
B4	Françoise Hardy	Take My Hand For A While	Buffy Ste. Marie	Rate
B5	Françoise Hardy	Bown Bown Bown	Tommy Brown, Micky Jones	Rate
B6	Françoise Hardy	Till The Morning Comes	Neil Young	Rate

Notes

single cover, laminated. The 65057 prefix is actually a CBS one, this LP it was also released in the Netherlands by CBS
a few typos:
Beverley Martin is Beverley Martyn
Buffy Ste. Marie is Buffy Sainte-Marie
Alan Taylor is Allan Taylor
The Garden Of Jane Delawnay is The Garden Of Jane Delawney

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Fokeman 31st May 2020		Pat Donaldson and Timi Donald were both with Richard Thompson on his solo albums. I think Pat was in Paris touring with Johnny Hallyday at this time. His double LP Live at Palais Des Sports had Pat in the rhythm section. Jerry Donahue played guitar on that album too...



Fokeman 18th Feb 2018		And another website confirming that Richard played on the sessions at least here...



Fokeman 18th Feb 2018		"Jones and Brown also contributed ‘Bown Bown Bown’ to 1972’s “Françoise Hardy”, recorded at Sound Techniques in Chelsea with folk rock producer Tony Cox. Sound Techniques was a bit like a social club for folk musos from Joe Boyd’s Witchseason stable. The Trees album had been recorded there, as had albums by Fairport Convention and Fotheringay. The latter’s Gerry Conway and Pat Donaldson played on the sessions for Françoise’s album, along with Richard Thompson and Fairport drummer Dave Mattacks. " taken from Ace Records website



Gian_paolo 16th Feb 2018		I see Ace Records CD compilation lists Thompson, but I have always thought Jerry Donahue was the guitarist on this... also because Donahue was listed on her following album recorded maybe at the same sessions We should ask Richard...!



Fokeman 14th Feb 2018		The title was "Françoise Hardy" because she frequently called her records by her own name. As a result there are at least four "self-tltled" LPs. This one also has session performances by Richard Thompson on probably only one track and potentially with Simon Nicol too.



Gian_paolo 14th Aug 2015		No title for this album originally, re-titled as 'If You Listen' for the first official CD reissue

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Linked Releases

South Africa - MvN - 1971

France - Parlophone - 2017