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21 – Téléphone – Le Jour S’Est Levé – 1985
20 – Téléphone – Un Autre Monde – 1984
19 – Téléphone – Oublie-Ça – 1984
18 – Téléphone – New York Avec Toi – 1984
17 – Téléphone – Electric-Cité – 1984
16 – Téléphone – Dure Limite – 1982
15 – Téléphone – Jour Contre Jour – 1982
14 – Téléphone – Cendrillon – 1982
13 – Téléphone – Ça (C’Est Vraiment Toi) – 1982
12 – Téléphone – Fleur de Ma Ville – 1981
11 – Téléphone – Au Coeur de la Nuit – 1981
10 – Téléphone – Argent Trop Cher – 1980
9 – Téléphone – Crache Ton Venin – 1979
8 – Téléphone – Un Peu de Ton Amour – 1979
7 – Téléphone – La Bombe Humaine – 1979
6 – Téléphone – Faits Divers – 1979
5 – Téléphone – J’Sais Pas Quoi Faire – 1979
4 – Téléphone – Métro C’Est Trop – 1978
3 – Téléphone – Anna – 1978
2 – Téléphone – Prends Ce Que Tu Veux – 1978
1 – Téléphone – Hygiaphone – 1977

Téléphone | #téléphone
(Jean-Louis Aubert, Louis Bertignac, Corinne Marienneau, Richard Kolinka)
[1976-…], Saint-Cloud, Île-de-France, France

Téléphone was a French rock band formed in 1976 by Jean-Louis Aubert (singer/guitarist), Louis Bertignac (guitarist/singer), Corine Marienneau (bass/singer) and Richard Kolinka (drums).

Téléphone’s first, self-titled album, was released in 1977; by the end of the decade they were one of the biggest French rock bands around, opening shows for The Rolling Stones in Paris, Quebec, the United States and Japan.

Among Téléphone’s best-known songs are « Hygiaphone », « Métro C’Est Trop », « La Bombe Humaine », « Argent Trop Cher », « Ça (C’Est Vraiment Toi) », « Cendrillon », « New York Avec Toi » and « Un Autre Monde ».

Téléphone split in 1986 for personal reasons.

From 2013 to 2015, group members met for different concerts as “Les Insus” with Aubert, Bertignac and Kolinka but without Corine Marienneau replaced on bass by Aleksander Angelov. End 2015, The Insus announced a major tour in France and Europe in 2016.
[Wikipedia]

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“The-Best-French-Group-Ever” is the epithet most commonly bandied in French circles when the group Téléphone is mentioned. In the mid-seventies, the French pop scene was half asleep, unlike Britain, buffeted by the Punk storm that had hit it. These four musicians caused an earth tremor which was to mark an entire generation of young French people indelibly.
[RFI]

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Les Insus is the name that Jean-Louis Aubert, Louis Bertignac and Richard Kolinka have chosen for the group that sees them reunited after years of successful solo careers and ready to grace Paléo Festival’s Grande Scène in July of next year. The composers of numerous hits such as « Un Autre Monde », « Ça (C’Est Vraiment Toi) », « New York Avec Toi », « La Bombe Humaine » and « Cendrillon » are sure to have the crowd vibrating with them during this concert-event that will also mark the 40th anniversary of the founding of their original group, Téléphone, formed the same year as a certain… Paléo Festival.
[Paléo 2016]

The most exciting rock reunion of the year.
Their names are Jean-Louis Aubert, Louis Bertignac and Richard Kolinka. The former members of Téléphone are getting back together (without bass player Corine Marienneau) under the name “Insus” and they intend to take the stage by storm in 2016, the year which will mark the 40th anniversary of the creation of the legendary rock band which sold over 6 million albums. Sweat rate to the maximum with hits pouring down, it would be silly to miss out.
[Eurockéennes 2016]

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