Jane Birkin - Serge Gainsbourg

• Tracks A3 to A5, B1 to B4 recorded at Fontana studios, London, on the 12th & 19th of November & 16th, 17th, & 18th of December 1968. • Tracks A2 & A6 recorded at Chappell studios, London on the 12th of November 1968, originally released on Sp Philips 370-751 ℗ December 1968. • Track B5 recorded at La Gaité studio, Paris in January 1968, originally released on Sp [url=http://www.discogs.com/Serge-Gainsbourg-Bande-Originale-Du-Film-Manon-70/release/1274178]Bande Originale Du Film "Manon 70"[/url] ℗ March 1968. Second version respressed in June 1969, without "Je T'Aime, Moi Non Plus", within "La Chanson De Slogan". • Track A1 "La Chanson De Slogan" • Track A2 "L'Anamour" : Originally created by [a=Françoise Hardy] on the Vogue Lp CLD 728 ℗ november 1968. • Track A4 "Sous Le Soleil Exactement" : Originally created by Anna Karina for the color telefilm broadcasted on french tv ORTF channel first on 13th January 1967 : [url=http://www.discogs.com/Serge-Gainsbourg-Anna-Bande-Originale-De-La-Comedie-Musicale/release/1317318]"Anna"[/url] ℗ 1967. • Track B1 "Jane B." : Lyrics influenced by Vladimir Nabokov's text from "Lolita". Music inspired from Frédéric Chopin "[url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1700549]Prélude N°4, Opus 28.[/url]. • Track B2 "Elisa" : Music first created for the film "L'Horizon" (1967), instrumental version originally released on Ep [url=http://www.discogs.com/Serge-Gainsbourg-Bande-Originale-Du-Film-LHorizon/release/881849]Bande Originale Du Film "L'Horizon"[/url] ℗ November 1967. • Track B3 "Le Canari Est Sur Le Balcon" : Music first created for Edouard Luntz's film "Les Cœurs Verts" (1966) under the title "My Green Heart", published on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Serge-Gainsbourg-Le-Cin%C3%A9ma-De-Serge-Gainsbourg-Musiques-De-Films-1959-1990/master/229928]"Le Cinéma De Serge Gainsbourg"[/url] ℗ 2001. Music also reused for "Help Camionneur" on [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Jane+Birkin]Jane Birkin's[/url] first album [url=http://www.discogs.com/Jane-Birkin-Di-Doo-Dah/release/887513]"Di Doo Dah"[/url]℗ 1973. Second pressing from 1969 (september ?) "La Chanson De Slogan" replace "Je T'Aime... Moi Non Plus" but text around the label is in german and the rights society is NCB from Denmark (?)