The "Swinging Sixties" in London and San Francisco were not the only epicenters of youthful rebellion, psychedelia, and free love. Although initially stunned at losing their centuries-old monopoly on style French fashion mavens and pop stars embraced the hype in their own way. Johnny Hallyday's version of Billy Joe Royal's "Hush," Marie Laforet's take on the Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black," Eileen's sultry interpretation of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made For Walking," and Frank Alamo's treatment of the Turtles' "Happy Together" immediately set the tone -- and reinforce the cool notes of this compilation. Each track recalls a time when life was uninhibited but not over the top, and all the mod hipster girls and boys ruled the scene. Mix up a martini and groove! Track list 1. Mal - Johnny Hallyday 2. Tu Veux Ou Tu Veux Pas - Brigitte Bardot 3. Le Roi Des Fourmis - Michel Polnareff 4. Ces Bottes Sont Faites Pour Marcher - Eileen 5. Qu'est-ce Que J'ai Danse! - David Alexandre Winter 6. Dady Da Da - France Gall 7. Le College - Monty 8. Marie Douceur - Marie Colere - Marie Laforet 9. Eloise - Claude Francois 10. 7 Heures Du Matin - Jacqueline Taieb 11. Les Petits Boudins - Dominique Walter 12. Ce Que Je Suis - Valerie Lagrange 13. Carnaby Street - Henri Salvador 14. La Fermeture Eclair - Delphine 15. Le Monde Est Gris, Le Monde Est Bleu - Eric Charden 16. Ecoutez - Elsa 17. Heureux Tous Les Deux - Frank Alamo 18. Marilu - Serge Gainsbourg