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Groove Club Vol. 1: La Confiserie Magique
1 -Le Coeur - Bye, Bye City 3:18
2 -Les Rover - Dans Cinquante Ans D'ici (Fifty Years From Now) 2:28
3 -Les Hamsters - Flower Power 2:52
4 -Les Chimériennes - Monsieur Cyber 2:40
5 -Yar & Yana - Je Marche Dans La Ville (I Walk In The City) 2:55
6 -Les Hamsters - Geo Girl 2:08
7 -Dan Le Bouffon - A Petit Pas 2:16
8 -Christopher Laird - Lune De Miel, Lune De Confiture (Moon Of Honey, Moon Of Jam) 3:20
9 -Les Parisiennes - Un Rayon De Soleil Est Entré Dans Mon Lit (A Ray Of Sun Is Here In My Bed) 2:17
10 -Maraton - Dee Duck 2:36
11 -Elisa - En Stop (Stop) 2:54
12 -Genevieve Ferreri - L'arc En Ciel (The Rainbow) 2:32
13 -Michel Pagliaro - Vous (You) 2:52
14 -L'empreinte - Une Petite Fille 2:35
15 -Pax Quartet - Lumière Et Paix (Light And Peace) 3:37
16 -France - Vivre D'amour Et De Musique (Live In Love And Music) 3:02
17 -Cristal - Les Yeux Fermés (Eyes Closed) 3:08
18 -Epta - Bye, Bye Brighton 3:14
19 -Bernard Chabert - Il Part En Californie (He Moved To California) 2:47
20 -Les Rotomagus - Nevada 2:48
21 -Le Système Crapoutchik - La Vie Est Belle (Life Is Beautiful) 2:38
22 -Mister Badge - Crazy Mister Badge 2:21

Fabrice, 17 years old, is a minet, or to say it better, a mod from one of the posh neighborhoods, the 16th district in Paris and such golden ghettoes as Auteuil, Neuilly and Passy. Fab likes to have his ronron at the Drugstore , as Dutronc sang it (an untranslatable wordplay on ronron, cat food , and a minet - a kitten - purring). Fabrice attends Henri IV prestigious high-school; his father, a businessman who made a fortune selling plastic flowers, and his mother, a former model from Jacques Fath, are never home a cosy home indeed! With his Weston shoes, a slim-fitting suit by Renoma and his haircut modelled on those of Anglo-Saxons musicians appearing on French Eps, Fabrice dreams of Carnaby Street and the Sunset Strip. He is not alone: there s his sister Stéphanie, 16, who wears a fringe, a mock Courrèges dress, a pink Shetland pullover and white boots. Stéphanie reads Salut Les Copains and Mademoiselle Age Tendre, which both fuel her passion for Françoise Hardy, Zouzou, Twiggy and the Beatles. The Groove Club is happy to present twenty-two records that we dug out as a tribute to Fabrice s kinky faves. We imagine those magic years 1966-71 (with two inclusions from 1976 & 77) to have been as you can hear it here truly decadent pop-sike, as beautiful as the cathedral of Evry... whether it's the arch-hippie Lolita taking us beyond the limits of pop music, sig songs which make one dream of Anicée Alvina riding her bicycle in a red dress... or whether it's sunny and stunning, or brooding and tinged with sadness. And we sense that, paradoxical as it may seem, although we have imagined a parallel cosmos to the Grande Heures of pop culture, we are not far from the truth. Popisme fantastique!

Groove Club Vol. 2: Cambodia Rock Spectacular!
1 -Thra Kha Band - Do You No Wrong Again 3:43
2 -Tet Somnang & Meas Samon - Khnyom Jah Karake 2:27
3 -Pan Ron - Pros Chang Reiy 3:57
4 -Ros Sereysothea - Tonight, Dance 3:15
5 -Ros Sereysothea & Houy Meas - Gon Som Meri Kon Mdong (Please Just One More Movie, Daddy) 3:56
6 -Ros Sereysothea & Sinn Sisamouth - Jet Snaeh Theang Nov 3:09
7 -Pan Ron - Pail Loung Rom (Go To Dance) 4:03
8 -Ros Sereysothea - Oun Chong Rom Leng Ning Bong (I Wanna Dance With You) 3:27
9 -Houy Meas - Pralkol Sene Eoui Oun Venh 2:03
10 -Pan Ron & In Yeng - Srolanh Oun Jea Nich (I Love Mean Girls) 2:22
11 -Sinn Sisamouth & Ros Sereysothea - Yuvachon Yuvatey Samai Tmai (New Generation Youth) 4:12
12 -Pan Ron - Tgnai Nih Reabka Khnyom (Today My Friends) 4:13
13 -Sinn Sisamouth - Satt Thee Thuy 3:10
14 -Thra Kha Band & Keo Sokha - Saravan Jun Penh Boromey 2:53
15 -Sinn Sisamouth - Srau'aem Dong Steung Songkae 4:11
16 -Ros Sereysothea - Bong Rau Roub Khnyom 3:33
17 -Sinn Sisamouth - Duang Netra 2:43
18 -Choun Malai - Jomreang Oun Chreang 5:52
19 -Pov Vannary - Youm Os Tirk Pnake 3:03

Recorded mostly live without the careful control that a recording studio allows, these 19 cuts of Cambodian rock have a delightfully unhinged, raw, and ragged sound, as traditional instruments mesh and clash with rock guitars and keyboards, all with surprising vitality. The music collected here is full of bright grooves, but this release is also, in ways, a memorial. The rise of the Khmer Rouge in 1975 changed the landscape of Cambodia on every level, and massive famines and a chilling campaign of genocide joined to cause the deaths of some two million Cambodians, a number that is staggering to comprehend. Among those deaths were some of the musicians represented here: Sinn Sisamouth, Ros Sereysothea, and Pan Ron all were executed by the Khmer Rouge. There's a rhythmic and wild joy in these sides, but there's a sadness, too, and it rds us that playing music is always a serious matter.
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