The Musical Walrus: The Song Remains the Same

Got a favorite song? I got tons of them, artists too. I’ll be returning to some of those in the future but today I want look at a song I’m possibly excessively obsessive about.

Ça plane pour moi

The music was composed by Lou Deprijck, Yvan Lacomblez wrote the lyrics. The song was covered by many artists, though Plastic Bertrand’s original recording was the most successful, reaching No. 8 on the UK charts in the summer of 1978.

I want to address the “covered by many artists”. At this moment in time I have versions by these artists on my IPod.

In no particular order.

  1. defiXions
  2. Headcoatees
  3. Tiger Bell
  4. Deborah Dutcher
  5. Les 3 Fromages
  6. Leila K. (Several versions)
  7. Plastic Bertrand
  8. LTNO & THe Dead Sexy Inc.
  9. Team Genius
  10. Giullaume Canet
  11. Kenton Chen (I Chi Du dou. Chinese version)
  12. Les San Cullotes
  13. Los Banditos
  14. Marais Choral Group
  15. Midwife Crisis Hebammenchor
  16. Simu & Simu
  17. Sonic Youth
  18. Spider Nick & the Maddogs
  19. Tortilla Flat
  20. 4 to the Bar
  21. Alec Mansion & Philippe Lafontaine
  22. The Anarchy Arias
  23. Annie Dufresne
  24. Clara Furey
  25. Eddy Et Les Vedettes
  26. Landroid
  27. Morton Valence
  28. Paula
  29. Rumble On The Beach
  30. Salt and Pepper
  31. St. Animal
  32. Team Genius
  33. Whities (Several versions)
  34. Whyte Horses
  35. Wanastowi Vjecy

Whew! How many of these artists have you heard of? There are more, I just haven’t added them yet on iTunes. Below is my favorite video version. It is a group from Switzerland called Tears. If any one can tell me how to get the audio on my IPod then all I can say is, Bacon to you!

 

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Jqulx-J2iI&w=560&h=315]

6 Comments

    • The range is remarkable. From Lounge music to C&W. There is even Classical and Reggae. It is a Punk/New Wave standard beat. I also didn’t mention an English version that wasn’t a translation but used the song. Don’t know if you heard “Jet boy, Jet girl” by Elton Motello but it is even stranger than the original French.

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