Frank Alamo
The son of a television manufacturer, Frank Alamo released his first 45 rpm in
1963, "Da Dou Ron Ron", a cover version of The Crystals. He took his name from
the film Fort Alamo starring John Wayne, and soon embodied the "healthy and
sporty" trend of French rock in the sixties, far from the bad boys à la Vince
Taylor or Moustique. In 1964, "Biche oh ma biche" (written by Mort Shuman)
seduced French audiences aged 7 to 77. Maillot 36-37", "File, file, file", "Je
veux prendre ta main" and "Le Chef de la bande" (The Shangri-La's) followed.
After the end of the yé-yé era, he worked a...
Biche ô ma biche (Biche o ma biche)Frank Alamo
Heureux Tous Les Deux (Happy Together)Frank Alamo
J'Ai Pleuré Pour Toi (Dedicated To The One I Love)Frank Alamo
Ne Dis Pas du Mal de Mon AmourFrank Alamo
File File FileFrank Alamo
Biche ô ma biche (Biche o ma biche)Frank Alamo
Biche ô ma biche (Biche o ma biche)Frank Alamo
Frank Alamo
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Heureux Tous Les Deux (Happy Together)Frank Alamo
Pop à Paris Vol. 2: Psyché-Rock et Mini-Jupes
J'Ai Pleuré Pour Toi (Dedicated To The One I Love)Frank Alamo
Frank Alamo
Ne Dis Pas du Mal de Mon AmourFrank Alamo
Da Doo Ron Ron
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File File FileFrank Alamo
Age tendre... La tournée des idoles, Vol. 2: La magie des années 60-70
Biche ô ma biche (Biche o ma biche)Frank Alamo
Age tendre... La tournée des idoles, Vol. 3: La magie des années 60-70-80
