Album lore

Le Bébête Show De Cocoricocoboy (Edition Deluxe), released in 1984 on Musiques & Solutions, assembles a curious artifact from the French Neo-swing and neo-40s revival. Credited to Les Coco Girls, Le Bébête Show, and Jean Roucas, this collection of 16 tracks revives the girl group idiom through a distinctly French lens, blending theatricality with period stylings. The album’s modest footprint—evident in its scant Last.fm listenership—belies its idiosyncratic charm.Of particular note is “Ce mec est too much – Tv version,” a featured track that captures the playful, tongue-in-cheek spirit running through the set. The record’s production and arrangement evoke the swing era’s rhythmic bounce while layering in 1980s sensibilities, situating it within a niche yet discernible lineage. This edition’s release by M&S caters to collectors drawn to France’s offbeat retro experiments, preserving a fleeting signal from a niche corner of the era’s pop culture.

Album lore

Le Bébête Show De Cocoricocoboy (Edition Deluxe), released in 1984 on Musiques & Solutions, assembles a curious artifact from the French Neo-swing and neo-40s revival. Credited to Les Coco Girls, Le Bébête Show, and Jean Roucas, this collection of 16 tracks revives the girl group idiom through a distinctly French lens, blending theatricality with period stylings. The album’s modest footprint—evident in its scant Last.fm listenership—belies its idiosyncratic charm.Of particular note is “Ce mec est too much – Tv version,” a featured track that captures the playful, tongue-in-cheek spirit running through the set. The record’s production and arrangement evoke the swing era’s rhythmic bounce while layering in 1980s sensibilities, situating it within a niche yet discernible lineage. This edition’s release by M&S caters to collectors drawn to France’s offbeat retro experiments, preserving a fleeting signal from a niche corner of the era’s pop culture.