Sandie Shaw - Une Anglaise Aime Un Francais

Review by Fabián Oloarte

Une Anglaise Aime Un Francais is a delightful album by Sandie Shaw that showcases her exceptional vocal talent and versatile range. The album consists of 12 tracks, all of which are in French, and showcases Sandie's ability to sing in a foreign language with ease.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Poupée De Cire, Poupée De Son," which was the winning song at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1965. Sandie's rendition of the song is energetic and fun, making it an instant hit with listeners. The album also includes the beautiful ballad "Je Ne Suis Qu'une Chanson," which showcases Sandie's softer vocal style.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Une Anglaise Aime Un Francais," which is a love song about an English woman falling in love with a French man. Sandie's delivery of the lyrics is emotive and heartfelt, perfectly capturing the sentiment of the song.

Summary by Fabián Oloarte

Une Anglaise Aime Un Francais is a must-listen for fans of Sandie Shaw and French music. Sandie's vocals are exceptional, and the album's arrangements are well-crafted and engaging. The album is a testament to Sandie's versatility as an artist and her ability to cross language barriers with ease.