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Two Paris concerts rally support and raise funds for Palestine

Pomme and Aloïse Sauvage

Two concerts in the French capital raised funds for Gaza on Tuesday: one at the Zénith venue, spearheaded by Yann Tiersen, Pomme and Aloïse Sauvage, and the other at La Flèche d’Or, under the direction of Rallye.

Some 4,000 people attended the Together for Palestine concert at the Zénith in Paris, organized by musicians Yann Tiersen, Pomme and Aloïse Sauvage, on Tuesday, December 9. Proceeds from ticket sales raised €50,000 for the Doctors Without Borders (MSF) regional emergency fund for Gaza. On September 17, at Wembley Arena in London, where turnout was higher than in France, Together for Palestine brought together 150 celebrities, raising €1.7 million.

Some French artists nonetheless made significant efforts. On December 9, another concert took place in Paris: the 4th installment of Peace & Live at La Flèche d’Or, organized by the group Rallye, which had been planned well before Tiersen considered bringing the Together for Palestine concept to France and to Brussels, Belgium. More modest in scale, Rallye’s event brought together Christine and The Queens, Miki, Ascendent Vierge and Iliona. The proceeds of €10,000 were also donated to MSF for its regional Gaza [ . . . ]

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The fabulous Juliette Greco in Tokyo concert 1961

Juliette Gréco :  Recorded at Tokyo Kosei-Nenkin Hall in 1961    20 chansons  COMPLET

  • Paname  ( Léo Ferré )
  • Je suis comme je suis  ( Jacques prévert – Joseh Kosma )
  • Java partout  (Léo Ferré )
  • Les enfants qui s’aiment  (Jacques Prévert – Joseph Kosma )
  • le chant de Barbara  ( André mauprey – Kurt Well )
  • L’ ombre  ( François Mauriac – Luc poret )
  • La rue des Branc Manteaux  ( Jean-Paul sartre – Joseph Kosma )
  • La cuisine  (Jean drejac )
  • Sous le ciel de Paris  ( Jean dréjac – Hubert Giraud )
  • Il n’y a plus d’apres  (Guy Béart )
  • Chanson de Margaret  ( Pierre MacOrlan – Marceau )
  • L’ amour a la papa  ( Serge Gainsbourg )
  • C’etait bien – le petitbal perdu  (Robert Nyel – Gaby Verlor )
  • Jolie mome  ( Léo Ferré )
  • Si tu t’imagine  ( Raymond Queneau – Joseph Kosma )
  • Je hais les dimanches  ( Charles Aznavour – Florence Véran )
  • Coin de rue  ( Charles Trenet )
  • La Fourmi  ( Robert Desnos – Joseph kosma )
  • Les feuilles mortes  ( Jacques Prévert – Joseph Kosma )
  • Paris-Canaille  ( Léo Ferré )

Watch the fabulous Juliette Greco in concert 1962

Musicprogramme in which one guest is at the center of each episode. A series of musical performances presented by Denise Maes in the context of AVRO’s “Club des Vedettes”. In this episode the French singer Juliette Gréco. Musical accompaniment by a band compromising of Deney Patterson, Joseph Rossie, Gérard Hurieux and René Duprat.

Tracklist: 

• Il n’y a plus d’après 05:33 – 08:47

• Jolie môme 08:55 – 11:40

• C’était bien le p’tit bal perdu 12:23 – 16:27

• L’amour à la papa 18:17 – 20:48

• La cuisine 20:51 – 22:55

• Leur musique 23:40 – 27:10

• La famille Dupanard 27:17 – 28:49

• Le gros lulu 30:29 – 35:16

• Si tu t’imagines 35:29 – 38:28

• Je hais les dimanches 39:28 – 42:33

• Les Feuilles mortes 42:51 – 45:51

• Paris canaille 45:53 – 49:49

TopPop was the first regular dedicated pop music TV show in the Dutch language area. Dutch broadcaster AVRO aired the programme weekly, from 1970 to 1988. Presenter Ad Visser hosted the show for its first fifteen years.

World famous music artists performed on TopPop: ABBA, 10CC, Bee Gees, The Jacksons with Michael Jackson, David Bowie, Earth & Fire, Queen, Golden Earring, Boney M, KC & The Sunshine Band, Chic, Donna Summer and many many more