je chasse la neige

By spikedcandy -

Ultra-rare FG B-side, in which Mlle Gall sings about being a snow-plough that would clear frosty paths all the way to the Himalayas to be in the arms of her love. Yet another gem from her early 70s period that has yet to see light of day on a CD release. Thanks to Gerry for this one.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Did the snow melt already ?
11:48 PM
Anonymous said…
Yeah, I can't download it either....
4:22 AM
Anonymous said…
Hello there
It's happy it's chrismassy it brings a smile to your face it's France Gall.
brillant,thank you
YEYEOHYEAH
9:58 AM
spikedcandy said…
oops, i just realised this'll go straight to my blog because i've disabled directlinking to my mp3s from other sites. hang tight, i'll sort it out now.
2:17 PM
spikedcandy said…
ok, works now... but i might run out of bandwidth. let me know if it fails again and i'll put up a new link.
2:31 PM
Anonymous said…
wonderfulissimo blog !
i put the link on my blog !!!
12:59 PM
Anonymous said…
Could you upload it to MediaFire.com, please?
9:00 PM
spikedcandy said…
OK, done. I added the direct link to the mp3, so you don't have to navigate away from the page. But if it doesn't work, let me know.
7:12 AM
Anonymous said…
It didn't work. :(

Maybe MediaFire filters out mp3 files. I've uploaded loads of zip files there in the past and they've all been fine.

Thanks for trying anyway.
2:12 PM
spikedcandy said…
I put the original link back up, so there'll be no problem now.

Don't be shy, anyone, about leaving a comment if the links don't work. I test them out but sometimes they may only work the one time and I need to know so I can fix them!
5:11 PM
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