About this album
Where they were
Released in 1978, 'Les Femmes de ma vie' is Joe Dassin's final studio album before his untimely death. At this point in his career, Dassin had already established himself as a leading figure in French chanson, with several hits like 'Les Champs-Élysées' and 'L'Été Indien' under his belt. This album marks a continuation of his exploration of themes surrounding love and relationships.
Why it matters
'Les Femmes de ma vie' achieved significant commercial success, solidifying Dassin's legacy within the French music scene. The album's tracks remain popular in France, often featured in compilations celebrating Dassin's influential contributions to pop music during the 1970s.
Essential tracks
- "La Femme idéale (Angelina)" — This track opens the album with a catchy melody that sets the tone for Dassin's romantic storytelling, showcasing his signature vocal style.
- "La Première Femme de ma vie" — A poignant reflection on love and memory, this song encapsulates the emotional depth characteristic of Dassin's work and resonates deeply with listeners.
- "Maria (Maria)" — This track stands out for its infectious rhythm and charming lyrics, exemplifying Dassin's ability to fuse uplifting melodies with heartfelt narratives.
Release Date
January 1, 1978
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 La Femme idéale (Angelina) Amelia 3:23
- 2 La Première Femme de ma vie 2:23
- 3 Noisette et Cassidy 2:54
- 4 La Demoiselle de déshonneur 2:50
- 5 Dans les yeux d'Émilie 3:46
- 6 Quand on sera deux 3:06
- 7 Maria (Maria) 4:07
- 8 Mon copain Julie (Southern Nights) 3:06
- 9 Marie-Ange (Fallen Angel) 3:21
- 10 J'ai craqué 2:30
- 11 Petit ballon 3:05
- 12 La Rue Marie-Laurence 2:39
