Between 1965 and 1967, she released four EPs: "Hey O Daddy O" (65),"Rien n'est perdu" (65), "Palladium" (66) , "Partie de Dames" (66) on Pathé and one EP on Decca "Le piano s'est tu" (67) .
In 1968, she moved to Quebec and with her friend formed the duo "Les Scarabées" (The Beetles). They released several 45s among which "Puisque tu m'as quitté" et "Le cœur de mon pays" (Golden Album in Canada).
They disbanded in 1975 and Liz moved to Florida, continuing her singing career as Liza Brady while her friend released songs under the name of Martine Bee.
Palladium
Liz Brady Lyrics
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C'est la nouvelle boite
Et tout Paris en parle
Car le jerk
Le shake
Oh, oh, oh, oh Monkiss
Yé yé yé yé Letkiss
C'est au Palladium que l'on peut danser ce qu'on veut
C'est là-bas que chaque soir, on voit rentrer tous les copains
Pour crier, danser, chahuter, taper des pieds, claquer des mains
Yé Yé Yé Yé Yé
Et quand ils entendent la musique qui commence
Ils ne se font jamais prier pour rentrer dans la danse
Oh yé, yé yé yé
Mais comment vous dire, mais comment vous expliquer
Allez au Palladium et vous verrez
Ecoutez-les, ça chauffe terrible
J'en crois pas mes yeux
C'est vraiment merveilleux
Le jerk
Le shake
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Monkiss
Yé yé yé yé Letkiss
C'est au Palladium que l'on peut danser ce qu'on veut
Allez au Palladium, y'a rien de mieux.
Yé yé yé yé oh oh
Si vous ne connaissez pas
Le jerk, le shake
C'est au Palladium que l'on peut danser ce qu'on veut
Allez au Palladiium, y'a rien de mieux
Ecoutez-les, ça chauffe terrible
The song Palladium by Liz Brady speaks about a new club that has taken over Paris, where people can dance and have fun in a carefree environment. The lyrics describe the popular dance styles of the time, the jerk and the shake, and mention a specific dance called the Monkiss and Letkiss that can only be found at the Palladium. The song speaks about the electricity, excitement and fun of the club, where people are seen dancing, shouting and clapping along to the music. The lyrics encourage listeners to come and experience the magic of the Palladium firsthand.
The song is upbeat and speaks about the new 'it' club of Paris during the 1960s. The Palladium was a famous dance club located in the French capital and was known for its lively music and unique dance styles. The song's lyrics reflect the free-spirited and fun-loving nature of the 60s and were popular among teenagers and young adults.
Line by Line Meaning
Le Palladium
The Palladium
C'est la nouvelle boite
It's the new club
Et tout Paris en parle
And everyone in Paris is talking about it
Car le jerk
Because of the jerk
Le shake
The shake
Oh, oh, oh, oh Monkiss
Oh, oh, oh, oh Monkiss
Yé yé yé yé Letkiss
Yé yé yé yé Letkiss
C'est au Palladium que l'on peut danser ce qu'on veut
It's at the Palladium where you can dance whatever you want
Allez au Palladium, y'a rien de mieux.
Go to the Palladium, there's nothing better.
C'est là-bas que chaque soir, on voit rentrer tous les copains
It's there every evening, where you see all your friends come in
Pour crier, danser, chahuter, taper des pieds, claquer des mains
To shout, dance, mess around, stamp their feet, clap hands
Yé Yé Yé Yé Yé
Yé Yé Yé Yé Yé
Et quand ils entendent la musique qui commence
And when they hear the music start
Ils ne se font jamais prier pour rentrer dans la danse
They never need any encouragement to start dancing
Oh yé, yé yé yé
Oh yé, yé yé yé
Mais comment vous dire, mais comment vous expliquer
But how can I tell you, how can I explain to you
Allez au Palladium et vous verrez
Go to the Palladium and you'll see
Ecoutez-les, ça chauffe terrible
Listen to them, it's heating up terribly
J'en crois pas mes yeux
I can't believe my eyes
C'est vraiment merveilleux
It's really wonderful
Yé yé yé yé oh oh
Yé yé yé yé oh oh
Si vous ne connaissez pas
If you don't know
Le jerk, le shake
The jerk, the shake
C'est au Palladium que l'on peut danser ce qu'on veut
It's at the Palladium where you can dance whatever you want
Allez au Palladium, y'a rien de mieux
Go to the Palladium, there's nothing better.
Ecoutez-les, ça chauffe terrible
Listen to them, it's heating up terribly
Writer(s): Wayne Shorter
Contributed by Jordan H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@LetsTalkColdplay
Hey guys, I'm French (Canadian) by ancestry. Here's what the French lyrics mean in English translation:
Palladium
The Palladium
is the new club
all Paris talks about,
because the jerk,
the shake,
Oh oh oh Monkiss
Yeah yeah yeah Letkiss
Palladium is the place, you can dance whatever you want
Go to the Palladium, that's just the best
That's where you see all the buddies go every night
to shout, dance, row, tap your feet, clap your hands
Yeah yeah yeah
And as they hear the music starting
they are quite happy to start dancing
Oh yeah yeah yeah
Now how could I tell you, how would I explain.
Just go to the Palladium and you'll see
Just listen to them, it's crazy hot
I can't believe my eyes
It's really wonderful
The jerk,
the shake,
Oh oh oh Monkiss
Yeah yeah yeah Letkiss
Palladium is the place, you can dance whatever you want
Go to the Palladium, that's just the best
Yeah yeah yeah oh oh
In case you don't know
the jerk, the shake
Palladium is the place, you can dance whatever you want
Go to the Palladium, that's just the best
Just listen to them, it's crazy hot
@SkyManagerNYC
The Stella Artois beer commercial led to me search for this artist and song. Wow! what a performance. She was tearing it up back in 1964 and looked like she was having so much fun. Such passion!
@buffaloblues2207
I don't know how Madison Ave finds these classics, but thanks for spreading.
@JohnWilliams-rj2yq
Lol same here
@charlieseward1217
Newton Dixon Jr me too
@johnwilson4158
amen
@paigesironko6597
Me too!!
@Tark75ifty
Liz Brady was of English descent but she chose to make a career in France and singing in French.
In this cover of the Sparkles, Liz Brady sings the praises of a very famous nightclub in Paris in the mid 60's, "Le Palladium".
We danced all the fashionable dances there, Jerk, monkeys, shake ...
She left us just 1 year ago, in January 2019.
R.i.p. Liz Brady.
@txmom2boys
She was from Egypt I thought?
@angah82
@@txmom2boys Her father is French and her mother is Greek, but she was born in Egypt. The commenter probably mistook her stage name for her real one, cause it sounds somewhat English. Her real name is Raymonde Fleurat.
@catholiccowboy8545
@@angah82 oh ! Tx !