DOUBLE FRANCOISE + POPINCOURT – Tes Samedis

“Tes Samedis” by Mathieu David Blackbird (Persona), Paris – May 2024:


«The amazing Mauléon based duo Double Françoise, an alliance – it’s fitting to write it – of Maxence Jutel – musician, arranger and producer of the first rank – and his wife Elisabeth – a delicate émule of Françoise Hardy and Astrud Gilberto – combines his talent here with that of the eminent Popincourt – the perfectly
legitimate son of Paul Weller and Joe Jackson and responsible for a trio of high-flying albums in which nostalgia for what was and what will never be again always vies with the desire to fight back.
  
A marriage made in heaven, to put it simply – and it doesn’t matter that there are three of them.

Elastic bass and electric double bass conjure up an enchantment of Rhodes, Wurlitzer and Philicorda to support the perfect backing vocals and graceful, deliciously mischievous vocals evoking sweet memories of a rainy – but clearly exhilarating – Parisian Saturday.

It’s quite simple: the perfect pop song, if it exists at all, probably sounds like “Tes Samedis”.»


About Double Françoise:  

”… the ideal soundtrack to our summer returned at last.” Magic, Revue Pop Moderne
”Groovy duo.” Technikart
”A French duo making stunning retro pop songs. Les Bijoux, their debut album, is a must-have!” Benzine
”Double Françoise line up 48-carat diamonds in the form of timelessly charming little pop songs.” My
Head Is A Jukebox

”Elisabeth and Maxence have succeeded in making these “Bijoux” the most beautiful jewels of the
summer.” Buzz On Web
”Double Françoise delivers its vision of pop by bringing together all the styles that have accompanied
them, Macca, bossa, tropicalism and more.” Shebam Blog Pop Wizz

Antonio Bacciocchi

Scrittore, musicista, blogger. Ha militato come batterista in una ventina di gruppi (tra cui Not Moving, Link Quartet, Lilith), incidendo una cinquantina di dischi e suonando in tutta Italia, Europa e USA e aprendo per Clash, Iggy and the Stooges, Johnny Thunders, Manu Chao etc. Ha scritto una decina di libri tra cui "Uscito vivo dagli anni 80", "Mod Generations", "Paul Weller, L’uomo cangiante", "Rock n Goal", "Rock n Spor"t, Gil Scott-Heron Il Bob Dylan Nero" e "Ray Charles- Il genio senza tempo". Collabora con i mensili “Classic Rock”, "Vinile" e i quotidiani “Il Manifesto” e “Libertà”. E' tra i giurati del Premio Tenco e del Rockol Awards. Da sedici anni aggiorna quotidianamente il suo blog www.tonyface.blogspot.it dove parla di musica, cinema, culture varie, sport e con cui ha vinto il Premio Mei Musicletter del 2016 come miglior blog italiano. Collabora con Radiocoop dal 2003.

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