Debut album of the French star, who updates the French chanson tradition with elements of pop, blues & jazz. Shortly after its debut, the album went gold in France, and after three months it went platinum, and finally diamond in 1990. Highlights include her first international hit from 1987, the title track 'Mademoiselle Chante Les Blues', 'Mon Mec A Moi' & 'D'allemagne. 2004 SACD release, ten tracks in all.

The tenth studio album by French singer Patricia Kaas, released in November 2016 via WM France. Patricia says: "An album like I made in the good old times. With original songs, that represent who I am today. I am in my own way a popular artist and I am proud of it. I want to create a simple sound, 5 musicians and 1,2,3 we play. I like to listen to songs and pick new songs, share about things that touch me, create an album like I did it before, but then with a sound from now".

Beginning with the new song "Rien Ne S'arrête," this prescient collection of Patricia Kaas recordings includes the best songs from her 15-year recording career with Columbia, from her 1988 breakout on the yearning "D'Allemagne." Though the included version of "Mademoiselle Chante le Blues" isn't her original (it was recorded live in 2000), other than that small caveat, Best of 1987-2001 delivers Kaas' best-loved hits in the best sound they've ever been delivered. The package also includes a bonus track from 1999, "Mon Chercheur d'Or".

Mademoiselle chante… is a studio album released in 1988 by the French singer Patricia Kaas. It was her debut album and was preceded by the hit singles "Mademoiselle chante le blues", Kaas' signature song, and "D'Allemagne". The album has sold three million copies…