Algorythm’n’blues

Les Kitschenettes are French 60’s Garagebeat and Yéyé par excellence. For their 5th release titled “Algorythm’n’blues” they decided to include two songs of their own, “Le Poison” and “Rodéo” alongside two fabulous coversongs. “Le Poison” sounds like a rythm’n’blues‐tune in the tradition of the legendary Nino Ferrer. Ludo, the male singer, sings about food and bellyache. Following up is a great version of Traffic’s “Paper sun”, performed in French (‐ and renamed “Plus Personne” ‐) by the wonderful Lucille and her five monsieurs. The B‐side of this brand‐new 7” “Rodéo” is a swinging surfin’ instrumental ‐ perfect to introduce a gig, a radio show, or a DJ‐set! Finally, Lucille provides us with a catchy version of The Searchers’ “Love potion n°9” with some Mexican‐Spanish inspiration: “Breuvage del amor”, a cool girl‐garage tune which is fantastic to dance to! French 60’s garagebeat and Yéyé par excellence.