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Find the classics of Gainsbourg on two radio recordings from 1964 and 1966! In 1964 and 1966, when Serge Gainsbourg took part in two recordings on public radio, he was unquestionably the star of the evening. In his own words, it was the end of his "blue period," a blend of left-bank song, jazz influences, and exotic rhythms. Alone at the piano or accompanied by a guitar and a double bass, Serge Gainsbourg brilliantly embodied the disappointed lover and the disillusioned cynic. When Gainsbourg timidly responded to Juliette Gréco in 1959, he had just been discovered. Invited to the famous "Club d'Essai" in 1958 and to "Discoparade" in 1961 and 1962, he sang his first songs, already delightfully naughty, accompanying himself on the piano.