Talk:Marie et les Garçons
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editI just read your page on Marie et les Garcons. There are few errors that shoud be corrected.
1 - Marie et les Garcons were NEVER a PUNK band, new wave if you want, but definitely not punk, not in the look, not in the music, not in the attitude !
2- Marc Zermati NEVER managed Marie et les Garcons, he sugested them to change their name and invite them to the Festival of Mont de Marsan in 1977
3- I NEVER seen Marie et les Garcons at that festival because I DID NOT GO there.... I signed the band after listening demos that they brought me in Paris
4 - "The record was heard by John Cale, who offered to produce the band in New York for his own SPY label". John Cale NEVER hear Marie et les Garcons' first single. He hear the demo tape that I sent him before recording that single. He never offered them to produce them on his label SPY. I was the executive producer of Rebop/Attitude, John was the artistic producer (paid to do that job) The single was released on Rebel records in France. Then as I was part of SPY records we released it in the States on Spy.Then when I left SPY, I re-released it as a 12 inch on ZE Records with an extra live track. That is quite different !
5 - After the departure of Marie the band became GARCONS not THE GARCONS.
Thanks to update these infos
--Esteb7777 (talk) 12:41, 4 December 2010 (UTC)
- Merçi - changes now made. Ghmyrtle (talk) 14:30, 4 December 2010 (UTC)
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