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One-Nine-Seven-Zero studio album of the French popular singer Françoise Hardy . First edition released in United Kingdom , in October 1969, on LP , Asparagus Production/United Artists Records (UAS 29046).
Track list Françoise Hardy is accompanied by orchestras Jean-Pierre Sabar (A1-A2-A3-B2-B3-B4-B5-B6), Jean-Claude Vannier (A4-A6), John Cameron (A5), Saint-Preux (B1).
Side B Title Lyrics Music 1. "Sunshine" Tash Howard Sandy Alpert 3:43 2. "I Just Want to Be Alone" (original title: "J’ai coupé le téléphone"[1] ad. by Pierre Tubbs Françoise Hardy 2:00 3. "Times Passing By" (original title: "Au fil des nuits et des journées"[1] ad. by Pierre Tubbs Françoise Hardy 2:05 4. "Midnight Blues" (original title: "L’Heure bleue"[1] ad. by Pierre Tubbs Françoise Hardy 1:49 5. "In The Sky" (original title: "Il voyage"[1] ad. by Pierre Tubbs Françoise Hardy 2:07 6. "Why Even Try?" (original title: "À quoi ça sert ?"[2] ad. by Alan Clayre Françoise Hardy 3:30 Total length: 15:23
Editions South Africa , 1969: English 3 Australia , 1970: One-Nine-Seven-Zero Canada , 1970: Alone Reprise records (RS 6397).New Zealand , 1970: One-Nine-Seven-Zero United States , 1970: Alone Reisues on CD References
^ a b c d Song written and recorded by Françoise Hardy in 1969.
^ Song written and recorded by Françoise Hardy in 1968.
^ An compilation containing album’s songs and contains also those album: La Question
^ An compilation containing album’s songs, except "Soon Is Slipping Away", replaced by "Loving You". Contains also those album: If You Listen
Studio albums Compilation albums Singles Family
South Africa, 1969: English 3, World Record Co. (ORR 6057).
Australia, 1970: One-Nine-Seven-Zero, Interfusion (SITFL-933891).
Canada, 1970: Alone, Reprise records (RS 6397).
New Zealand, 1970: One-Nine-Seven-Zero, Interfusion (SITFL 933 891).
United States, 1970: Alone, Reprise records (RS 6397).
Great Britain, 2000: The Françoise Hardy Collection, HMV/EMI Records (7243 5 26054 2 2).[3]