Mademoiselle Rythme

By: Irene McNeil

Origin: Montréal, Québec

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Track Listing

10 tracks

Noël en Italie

Track 1 Side 1 02:40
Dis-moi que tu m’aimes (Tell me that you love me)

Track 2 Side 1 02:11
Rock’n roll du Père Noël (Boogie woogie Santa Claus)

Track 3 Side 1 02:02
Sois gentil (Adaptation de "Treat me nice" interprétée par Elvis dans le film Jailhouse rock)

Track 4 Side 1 01:59
Ce rythme le Rock n' roll (Ivory Joe Hunter) Adaptation de "You can’t stop this rocking and rolling"

Track 5 Side 1 02:20
Rock a Beatin' Boogie (Bill Haley)

Track 1 Side 2 01:33
Petit à Petit (Little by little) Chanson de Rosemarie McCoy et Kelly Owens, auxquels ont doit aussi "I beg of you" pour Elvis Presley

Track 2 Side 2 02:42
Rock n' roll cha cha cha

Track 3 Side 2 02:39
Bon Voyage

Track 4 Side 2 02:34
Reviens Vers Moi (Return to Me)

Track 5 Side 2 01:59

Insight

This album was the first female rock and roll album released in Canada. It was recorded by Irene McNeil, who was one of the first Quebecers to record a rock and roll album. The album was Irene's first of two, released on the London label.

Irene was accompanied by Rod Tremblay et son ensemble as well as Jean-Paul Delisle et ses Trio.

Along with her self-penned song "Noël en Italie", Irene interprets rock and roll classics by Bill Hailey and the Comets, Ivory Joe Hunter among others, all sung in french.