album · September 8, 1965
T’en souviens-tu la Seine
Universal Music Division Mercury RecordsSee this day
folksinger-songwriter
This 1965 collection from Anne Sylvestre features the artist in her early prime, with a collection of songs that would become staples of her repertoire. The album showcases her signature lyrical depth and melodic inventiveness.
- The album was released on September 8, 1965, by Universal Music Division Mercury Records.
- It was released during a period of significant output for Sylvestre, following her debut album in 1961.
- The songs on this album, including the title track "T’en souviens-tu la Seine," often dealt with themes of memory, love, and social commentary.
Anne Sylvestre was a French singer-songwriter, known for her politically charged and poetic lyrics. She emerged in the early 1960s folk scene, often performing in Parisian clubs.
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