France Gall, commonly known as after its opening track, is a budget album by French singer France Gall. Released in 1976, it is a compilation of three 7-inch records previously released on the EMI label in 1972 and 1973, complemented by two new tracks and two Italian-language adaptations.
Background The album features the singles "Frankenstein", "", and "", together with their respective B-sides. It also includes Italian-language versions of two of its tracks, and two previously unreleased titles, "" and "". The release appeared on EMI's budget imprint, Music for Pleasure.
While "", backed with "", was scheduled for release as a single in late 1973, the record was withdrawn on Michel Berger's advice to make way for "". remains the only commercial release to include these two songs.
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