Partenaire Particulier
| Partenaire Particulier |
| Origin |
France |
| Genres |
Pop, New wave |
| Years active |
1983–1989, 2006–present |
| Labels |
Chris' Music |
| Website |
Official site |
| Members |
Eric Fettweis (since 1983)
Pierre Béraud-Sudreau (1984-2009)
Dominique Delaby (1983-1986)
Laurent Le Trillard (1986) |
Partenaire Particulier is French pop, electronic, and new wave band from Bordeaux, which was successful in France in the mid 1980s. Three of their singles were ranked on the SNEP chart (Top 50), including their signature song "Partenaire Particulier".[1] They stopped releasing records in 1989, although they produced some records in the early 1990s using different pseudonyms.
The group was recently revived, due to their appearance in the RFM Party Tour. The group is currently recording songs for a new album.
Discography
Albums
- 1986 : Jeux interdits
- 1988 : Le Chant des vautours
- 1993 : The very best of
- 1998 : Collection légende
- 2008 : Partenaire Particulier : le son des années 80
Singles
- 1985 : "Partenaire Particulier" / "Partenaire Particulier" (instrumental remix) - #3 in France, Gold disc
- 1986 : "Je n'oublierai jamais" / "Une Autre Nuit" - #24 in France
- 1987 : "Elle est partie" / "Elle n'aimait pas les garçons" - #17 in France
- 1987 : "Tiphaine" / "Le Regard fier"
- 1988 : "L'Armée" / "Le Rire de Sidonie"
- 1989 : "L'Amour à trois" / "Non !"
12 inch releases
- 1986 : "Tiphaine (Quand tu téléphones)"
- 1989 : "L'amour à trois"
- 1990 : "Hypnoteck" (using the "DK Dance" pseudonym)
- 1990 : "Are friends electric" / "Beside Steel" / "Still beside"
- 1990 : "Din Da Dance" (using the "Biz'Art" pseudonym)
- 1991 : "It's a lot" (using the "DK Dance" pseudonym)
References
- ^ Partenaire Particulier discography and peak positions Lescharts.com (Retrieved October 14, 2008)
External links