SHEILA - Le Kilt (Un Sou C'est Un Sou...) - Chanson Francaise 7" Picture Sleeve Single

Sheila, who rose to fame in the 1960s with a string of yé-yé pop hits, embraced the disco era with "L'Amour Qui Brûle En Moi." The song's pulsating rhythm, catchy melody, and shimmering production marked a departure from her earlier work, revealing her ability to adapt to changing musical trends.

"L'Arche de Noé" is the title track of the record and tells the story of Noah's Ark, as told in the Bible. The song features a catchy disco beat, with Sheila's powerful vocals leading the way. The lyrics speak of Noah's mission to save the animals from the flood, and the importance of hope and love in difficult times.

1971 was a transformative year for music, marked by a diverse array of genres and styles. Against the backdrop of a world undergoing social and cultural shifts, artists like Sheila contributed to the vibrant tapestry of musical expression. The early '70s saw the fusion of traditional elements

"Les Gondoles à Venise" is a collaborative effort between two talented artists, Sheila and Ringo. Sheila, whose real name is Annie Chancel, had already established herself as a prominent figure in the French music scene by the time this single was released.

"Le Kilt" is the A-side of the single and was a major hit in France, reaching number 1 on the charts. The song has a catchy pop beat and features Sheila singing about a Scottish boy she falls in love with who is wearing a kilt. The song's playful lyrics and upbeat rhythm made it an instant favorite with fans.

"Melancolie" is the A-side of the single and is a ballad that showcases Sheila's emotional depth as a singer. The song features a slow, mournful melody and Sheila's powerful vocals as she sings about the pain of a broken heart. The song's lyrics speak of the sadness and loneliness that come with a lost love

"Patrick Mon Cheri" is the A-side of the single and was a major hit in France, reaching number 1 on the charts. The song features Sheila singing about her love for a man named Patrick and how she dreams of being his wife. The song's catchy melody and Sheila's sweet vocals made it an instant favorite with fans.

SHEILA's "Poupée de Porcelaine" is a quintessential yé-yé pop gem! This 7" vinyl single features the title track, a wistful ballad about a porcelain doll's longing for love. SHEILA's sweet vocals capture youthful melancholy and innocence.

SHEILA's "Quel Tempérament de Feu" (1975) is a vibrant disco-infused album showcasing the French icon's shift towards a bolder sound. Title track "Quel Tempérament de Feu" bursts with energy, while songs like "Ne Fais Pas Tanguer le Bateau" bring sultry rhythms. Sheila embraces the dancefloor era

"Reviens, je t'aime la pluie" is a song by French singer Sheila. The song was released in France in 1983. The song is written by Sheila and her husband, the French singer and songwriter, Ringo. The lyrics of thesong are in French. The song is known for its upbeat disco sound and catchy hooks

"Une Femme" is an introspective and empowering song that celebrates the strength and resilience of women. Sheila's emotive delivery and heartfelt lyrics resonate with listeners, conveying a powerful message about the importance of female empowerment. The song's melody is infectious, with a blend of upbeat rhythm

Dig into Sheila B. Devotion's "Love Me Baby" (1977) on Carrere! This 7" vinyl single features the soulful title track, a passionate plea for love. The picture sleeve adds another layer of Sheila's charisma. It's a perfect slice of French disco-infused R&B, a must for Sheila fans and vinyl collectors alike.