Since a kid I was a fan of Dutronc. Of course, there were Gaisbourg, Polnareff or Antoine in its infancy. The first time I listened to "and me and me and me" or "mini mini mini", as they say now I'm broke me. I had several English friends for them "Cactus" or "The daughter of Santa Claus" were what the French rock had produced better. Listen again, "Advertising", "It's five o'clock Paris wakes up" or "The reponsable" (Punk before the letter) and you compredrez Dutronc. Thomas follows in the footsteps of his father but it's Jazzy. Great quality still over current nonsense. This first LP (33 laps) released in 1966, contains the first three EP Dutronc. Apart from one or two songs (and again), everything is excellent, nothing to throw. Will follow in 1968, "It's five o'clock Paris awakens" in 1969 "The Opportunist" and in 1970 "The Adventurer". There will be many more thereafter. Despite some good songs (Le Petit Jardin, the bottom of the air is fresh, the Yvelines At the tail or Gentleman Burglar) the 70s in my opinion below. In the early 1980s, he will find his inspiration. Mr Grand.
