yéyé-ette girls... to be continued

Teppaz advertisement for the mythic " turntable" record player

yéyé-ette Katty Line

Katty Line, alias Catherine Boloban was born on 13 March 1947. She had recorded 10 EPs from 1965 to 1970 in Italy and France, and then stopped her career after a tragic car crash in 1971 when her husband-producer died. She edited a last SP in 1980 with the single "Adriano" dedicated to his friend, the famous italian singer Adriano Celentano. Some famous songs from her include "Les mots croisés", "Si je sors avec toi le samedi soir",  "Dis-lui bien que je pense à lui"...

yéyé-ette Annie Philippe

Annie Philippe, was born on December 12, 1946. She was a model and actress, but first a singer and recorded more than 10 EPs  from 1965 to 1969. She then continued to make music and edited 7 SPs from 1971 to 1988. She was one of the most popular yéyé singers of the 60's with original songs written by famous composers such* as Guy Marchant, Paul Mauriat, Alain Bashung and Eddie Barclay.

Nowadays she does concerts all around France ...especially* in Paris. Her greatest hits are: "J'ai tant de peine " , "C'est la mode", "Ticket de quai" and "Le mannequin".

yéyé-ette doll Mondays avec Chantal Goya

"Have some candy!" says CG 

...in cute dress with gorgeous smile.


Chantal Goya, alias Chantal de Guerre, was first an actress in "Charade" and then later became famous with Godard's film "Masculin, féminin" in 1966. She then recorded her first EP for RCA (to compete with France Gall at Philips' records) in 1964 with "C’est bien Bernard". She recorded other great hits like: "Ce soir, on danse" and  "Laisse-moi" up until 1967...and then starting from 1972 on she dedicated her career towards singing songs for children written by her husband Jean-Jacques Debout up until present day. 

yéyé-ette Sundays!

BB getting ready to start the day

with beautiful smile.


For several years Brigitte sang yeye tunes such as "ça pourrait changer" ( original: Don’t you ever change your mind) and the twisty "L’appareil à sous" composed by the great Serge Gainsbourg.