The "Jane Birkin Black & White 7" 45RPM PS Single Vinyl" is a unique collectible. Presented as a complimentary item with Black & White Scotch Whiskey, this 7" PS (picture sleeve) disc was a promotional giveaway by Desk & Field in collaboration with Philips. A piece of music memorabilia associated with the iconic Jane Birkin and the world of whiskey
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Album Description & Collectors information: This is a complementary 7" PS Disc which came with a bottle of "Black & White" whiskey. Giveaway label "Desk & Field" released this in conjunction with Philips |
| 70s Pop, Chanson Francaise |
| The album: "JANE BIRKIN - Black & White" was produced by: Pierre Bachelet, Herve Roy |
| Desk & Field |
| 7" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record |
Complete Track-listing of the album "JANE BIRKIN - Black & White" |
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The detailed tracklist of this record " Black and White" is:
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High Quality Photo Sleeve of "JANE BIRKIN - Black & White" |
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Album Back Cover Photo of "JANE BIRKIN - Black & White" |
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Photo of "JANE BIRKIN - Black & White" 7" Side B |
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Step into the smoky, elegant, and endlessly provocative world of Serge Gainsbourg — poet, provocateur, and eternal icon of la chanson française — and his creative circle of Charlotte Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin. This curated vinyl discography traces the evolution of a genius who blurred boundaries between chanson, jazz, pop, and reggae, leaving behind a catalogue as daring as it is poetic. From the orchestral sensuality of Histoire de Melody Nelson to the psychological noir of L’Homme à tête de chou, each record reveals a new facet of Gainsbourg’s obsessions: love, identity, madness, and irony. Alongside these masterpieces are the echoes of collaboration — Charlotte’s haunting debut Charlotte for Ever, where tenderness meets provocation, and Jane Birkin’s rare and stylish singles that capture the poetic intimacy of their partnership.
These albums are not just records; they are documents of French cultural history — tactile, lyrical, and a little dangerous. To explore the deeper story behind their lives, collaborations, and the family’s enduring impact on French art and music, read the full article Charlotte & Serge Gainsbourg — L’Héritage du Scandale .
Sorti en 1986, "Charlotte For Ever" marque les débuts musicaux de Charlotte Gainsbourg aux côtés de son père, Serge. Ce 45 tours envoûtant m le mélancolie, provocation et tendresse. Véritable rencontre entre deux générations d’artistes, il reste une œuvre marquante de la chanson française contemporaine.
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Sorti en 1971, "Histoire de Melody Nelson" est un album-concept culte de Serge Gainsbourg. Alliant narration parlée, orchestrations signées Jean-Claude Vannier et ambiance sensuelle, il raconte l’histoire trouble entre un homme mûr et une adolescente. Ce chef-d'œuvre influence encore de nombreux artistes.
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Released in 1976, “L’Homme à Tête de Chou” stands as one of Serge Gainsbourg’s most daring concept albums — a dark, poetic tale of obsession and madness. Mixing chanson, funk, and reggae with cinematic flair, it captures the artist’s provocative genius and remains a cornerstone of French pop innovation.
Offert en 45 tours avec le whisky Black & White, ce single rare de Jane Birkin m le charme et marketing. Interprété en version anglaise et française, "Black & White" reflète la sensualité et l'élégance de l'artiste. Produit par Pierre Bachelet et Hervé Roy, c’est une curiosité pop des années 70.
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Sorti en 1987, "Lost Song" réunit Jane Birkin et Serge Gainsbourg pour un dernier album commun empreint de poésie et de mélancolie. Portée par la voix fragile de Birkin et les textes profonds de Gainsbourg, cette œuvre intimiste m le ballades, réflexions existentielles et influences classiques subtiles.
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