Elle Était Oh...

Joe Dassin's 1971 album, Elle Était Oh..., is a captivating collection of 12 tracks that showcase the artist's unique blend of chanson, variété française, and French pop. Released on 4 August 1971 via Columbia, this fifth French studio album is a testament to Joe Dassin's skill as a musician and songwriter. With a duration of 37 minutes, the album takes listeners on a journey through a range of emotions and themes, from the upbeat "Allez roulez!" to the poignant "Sylvie".

The album features a range of notable tracks, including the titular "Elle Était Oh...", "La ligne de vie", and "Le général a dit". Joe Dassin's music is characterised by his soulful voice and thoughtful lyrics, which are beautifully complemented by the arrangements of Johnny Arthey. The album's production, overseen by Jacques Plait, adds a touch of sophistication and elegance to the overall sound.

With lyrics penned by P. Delanoë and music composed by Joe Dassin himself, Elle Était Oh... is an album that showcases the artist's talent and craftsmanship. The album has been well-received by fans and critics alike, and its release marked a significant milestone in Joe Dassin's career. Today, Elle Était Oh... remains a beloved and enduring part of Joe Dassin's discography, and its music continues to delight and inspire listeners around the world.