** Unlike the coveted vinyl pressing of this album, this often-overlooked cassette version includes an additional non-album BONUS TRACK, the obscure (single-only release) "Ne Reste Pas Sous La Pluie". Also, unlike the vinyl edition, the track listing on the cassette version has 2 songs in their 'English' titles ("Mr. Ding Dong" and "Mary-Jane" in place of "Monsieur Ding Dong" and "Marie-Jeanne" respectively). **Les Sinners actually recorded their entire Vox Populi album at the same studio in both French & English versions, although the rare English tracks only appeared briefly on a now mega-rare Disque-Merite CD compilation (22-922). Vox Populi was the band's own Sgt Pepper......a concept album written by Francois Guy and Charles Linton featuring first rate pop-psych-rock songs with some weird time-signatures, Eastern influences (sitar, etc), spoken-word segments, cool production effects and lysergic-tinged Beatle-esque vibes. Charles Linton (vocals, guitar), Francois Guy (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals), James Quetrel (organ, piano, zither, harpsicord), Ernest Rock (guitars), Louie Quartermayne (drums, percussion).Produced & arranged by the great Pierre Nolès

Obscure single? "Ne reste pas sous la pluie" (one of the only 2-3 covers they ever did) was one of their biggest seller and best-known single...