FRANCOISE HARDY has a new single in English, ... Hear a Mick Jagger Interview from This Day in 1974; The ZOMBIES’ latest single is “I’ve Got to Get a Hold on Myself” by Clint Ballard, ...

The Françoise Hardy approach The French singer’s hits Tous les Garçons et les Filles and Le Temps de l’Amour (both 1962), are unfamiliar to most Australian ears, but her restrained fashion ...

Her first single was the Françoise Hardy-style ballad “As Tears Go By”, which was also the first song written by Jagger and his Stones partner, Keith Richards.

Frank Habicht, the New Zealand photographer who documented the changing spirit of a generation during the 1960s, passed away peacefully last week at Kawakawa Hospital aged 86 after battling ...

Mick Jagger described Hardy as his “ideal woman”. David Bowie, “passionately in love” for years, courted her backstage in dressing gown and embroidered slippers.

After a six-decade career, Francoise Hardy, ... Mick Jagger, and later Damon Albarn of Blur. Born on Jan 17, 1944, in Paris, Hardy grew up in a modest Parisian apartment with her mother and sister.

Described by Mick Jagger as the 'ideal woman', Hardy’s music has walked with me through the bitter as well as the sweet over the decades. French singer, songwriter and actress Francoise Hardy ...

Ms. Hardy, distinguished by the knowing look in her glittering eyes and a delivery that was often deadpan and borderline detached, ... Bob Dylan was entranced; Mick Jagger was fascinated.

PARIS – France mourned the loss of a singular voice and a legend of French song on June 12, as the death of Francoise Hardy took one of the last icons of its 1960s heyday. Hardy’s death at 80 ...

Paris: Françoise Hardy, a French singing legend and pop icon since the 1960s, has died. She was 80. Her son, musician Thomas Dutronc, announced her death on social media, sharing a poignant photo ...

France mourned the loss of a singular voice and "an icon of French song" on Wednesday, as the death of Francoise Hardy took one of the last great figures of its 1960s heyday.

Men were openly obsessed with her, including Mick Jagger, David Bowie and Bob Dylan. Image Today Ms. Hardy is mythical: the subject of Vogue articles, Pinterest boards and TikTok compilations.