Known for his eccentric nature, French pop songwriter Michel Polnareff created a buzz for himself in the early to mid-'60s when his debut single, "La Poupée Qui Fait Non," rocketed to the top of the French charts, but it was his early-'70s release, Polnareff's, that cemented him a place as a legend in French pop. Polnareff was raised in Paris somewhat as a child of the arts, his mother, Simone Lane, being a dancer and his father, Leib Polnareff, a musician who played sideman to many, including Edith Piaf under the name Léo Poll. The two surrounded young Polnareff with music, shaping his ambitions, so it is no surprise that he had learned piano by only five years of age and was writing music by the age of 11.
This live album marks his return to the stage with a band of apt musicians.
CD1
1. Intro
2. Je Suis Un Homme
3. La Poupée Qui Fait Non
4. L'Amour Avec Toi
5. Sous Quelle Etoile Suis-Je Né ?
6. Tam-Tam (L'Homme Préhisto)
7. L'Homme Qui Pleurait Des Larmes De Verre
8. Qui A Tué Grand Maman ?
9. Lettre A France
10. Love Me Please Love Me
CD2
1. Le Bal Des Laze
2. La Mouche
3. Dans La Rue
4. Holidays
5. Je T'Aime
6. Y'A Qu'Un Ch'Veu
7. Goodbye Marylou
8. Hey You Woman
9. Tout, Tout Pour Ma Chérie
10. On Ira Tous Au Paradis
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