Eurovision 75

André Popp's 'Eurovision 75' is a captivating release that embodies the essence of exotica, transporting listeners to a bygone era of elegance and sophistication. Released on 1 January 1975 via Legacy Recordings, this 37-minute album is a masterful blend of captivating melodies and enchanting rhythms.

Featuring a diverse tracklist, including the charming 'Une chanson c'est une lettre', the sultry 'Lady Marmalade', and the whimsical 'La Romancita', André Popp showcases his remarkable talent for crafting infectious and memorable songs. From the upbeat 'Le ça va ça vient - Sound Of Love' to the sentimental 'Une femme avec toi', each track on 'Eurovision 75' is a testament to Popp's skill as a composer and performer.

With its unique blend of exotic flavours and classic European charm, 'Eurovision 75' is an album that will delight fans of André Popp and exotica enthusiasts alike. So, immerse yourself in the captivating world of 'Eurovision 75', and let the inimitable André Popp guide you through a sonic journey that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

André Popp, born in 1924 in Fontenay-le-Comte, France, was a multifaceted talent in the music industry, renowned as a composer, arranger, and screenwriter. With a musical upbringing, having a church organist as a father, Popp's journey began at the St. Josephe Institute where he honed his musical skills. His career spanned several decades, during which he made significant contributions to the genres of Space Age Pop, Easy Listening, and Novelty. Popp's work is celebrated for its innovative use of sound effects and tape alterations, notably in his 1957 release. His discography includes timeless tracks like "Feelings" and "Love Is Blue," which continue to captivate audiences worldwide. Beyond his musical prowess, Popp also ventured into screenwriting, adding another layer to his artistic legacy. His influence and creativity have left an indelible mark on the music world, making him a beloved figure among fans of exotica and French indie pop.