It's late, so I don't feel like going too in depth about this album:
This one was released by Gainsbourg's songbird in 1966 on Polygram, and it's chock full of yé-yé greatness.
While there are a few misses (the title track, "L'Amérique" and "Deux oiseux", which sound really immature, even for Gall), overall, this album is fucking great. It's got lots of pop, some rock and even a little jazz thrown in...great melodies, occasionally off-pitch teenage girl vocals and enough variation to really keep it interesting, all without diluting its super-catchy essence.
***IF YOU DON'T HAVE THIS ALBUM AND YOU LIKE GOOD MUSIC, DOWNLOAD IT!
My personal favorites:
"Et des baisers" (The lyrics are retarded, but can you understand French? No? Then who the fuck cares?)
"Faut-il que je t'aime" (Once again, a little retarded, mais n'importe quoi.)
"Cet air-là" (Covered by April March on her 1995 album, Chick Habit, which features a bunch of yé-yé covers, and the title track of which is an English version of Gall's "Laisser tomber les filles" that was featured on the Grindhouse soundtrack.)
Actually, scratch that; I really like all of the songs except the abortions mentioned up top, so check 'em out!
France Gall - Baby pop
France Gall - Faut-il que je t'aime
France Gall - Le temps de la rentrée
France Gall - Attends ou va-t'en
France Gall - Mon bateau de nuit
France Gall - L'Amérique
France Gall - Cet air-là
France Gall - C'est pas facile d'être une fille
France Gall - Nous ne sommes pas des anges
France Gall - On se ressemble toi et moi
France Gall - Deux oiseaux
France Gall - Et des baisers
Just in case you were curious, here are the videos for "Laisser tomber les filles" and "Chick Habit", respectively:
