Les Chaussettes Noires
Les Chaussettes Noires signed in late 1960 with Barclay Records , under which the band recorded a score of successful gramophone records , including: "Be-Bop-A-Lula" ( 1960 ) , "Tu parles trop" ( 1960 ) , "Daniela" ( 1961 ) — which remains their biggest hit , "Eddie Sois Bon" ( 1961 ) — a French adaptation of Chuck Berry's 1958 song "Johnny B . Goode" , "Hey Pony" ( 1961 ) , "Madame Madam" ( 1961 ) , "Dactylo rock" ( 1961 ) , "La leçon de twist" ( 1962 ) , "Le twist du canotier" ( 1962 ) with Maurice Chevalier , and "Parce que tu sais" . 
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