Malcolm McLaren, New York Dolls and Sex Pistols’ manager, writer, musician, fashion designer, marked the history of pop culture.

His album “Paris” released in 1994 on the French Vogue label was produced by Robin Millar (Sade, The Style Council, Everything But The Girl). A journey through the city, it is haunted by jazz music reminiscences, the beating heart of Haute Couture fashion, via the home of Erick Satie, Françoise Hardy (lead vocalist on one track), and Serge Gainsbourg (a surprising cover of “Je t’aime..Moi non plus”) and is a crossroad of cultures from northern to western Africa.

This is the first time the album has been available on vinyl and arrives a few weeks before the opening of Paris Olympic Games which should see lead track ‘Paris Paris’ with Catherine Devenue on vocals widely referenced.

Label
Legacy
Genre
Pop & Rock LP - SIDE A
Mon Die Senie
Walking With Satie
Pere Lachaise
Miles and Miles of Miles
Jazz is Paris
LP - SIDE B
Rue Dauphine
Paris Paris
Je t'aime... Moi non plus
Club Le Narcisse
La main Parisienne
LP - SIDE C
Driving Into Delirium
Revenge Of The Flowers
In the Absence of the Parisienne
Anthem
Who the Hell is Sonia Rykiel?
LP - SIDE D
Paris un (Instrumental)
Paris deux (Instrumental)
Paris trois (Instrumental)
Paris quatre (Instrumental)

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