This 1965 EP features two of Brel's most enduring anthems, "Mathilde" and "Ces Gens-Là," showcasing his signature blend of poetic lyrics and impassioned delivery. It captures him at the height of his powers, performing material that would become central to his stage act and legacy.
- The EP was released in France and Belgium on the Barclay label.
- "Mathilde" and "Ces Gens-Là" were both written by Brel himself, with musical arrangements by François Rauber.
- This release followed Brel's critically acclaimed 1964 album *J'Arrive*, and predates his 1966 retirement from live performance.
Jacques Brel was a Belgian singer-songwriter and actor, widely regarded as one of the greatest chansonniers of all time. By 1965, he was already a major international star, known for his intense, theatrical performances and deeply emotional songs.
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