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Lio (album)

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Singles
Re-Issues
Track listing
Personnel
Charts
Certifications
B-sides
References

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| type = Album
| artist = Lio
| cover = Lio Premier Album.jpg
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| released = 1980
| recorded = 1979-1980
| venue =
| studio =
| genre = {{flatlist|

Pop punk
bubblegum pop
new wave

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| length =
| label = Arabella
Warner Music Group
Ze Records
| producer = {{flatlist|

Jacno
Dan Lacksman
Marc Moulin

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| next_title = Suite sixtine
| next_year = 1982
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| single2 = Amoureux solitaires
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Lio, also known as Premier Album, is the debut album by Belgian pop singer Lio. It features the hit singles "Amoureux solitaires", "Amicalement votre" and her signature song "Le Banana Split".

Singles

Release date	Single	Sales Figures	Peak positions
1979	"Le Banana Split"	700,000	#1 FRA^[2]
1980	"Amoureux solitaires"	964,000	#1 FRA, #1 ITA, #10 AUT, #11, GER^[2]
1980	"Amicalement votre"		#19 FRA, #59 GER^[2]

Re-Issues

The album was originally released by the record company Arabella in 1980.^[3] It was re-released by Warner Music Group in 1996. Finally, a second re-issue by Ze Records followed in 2005 with four bonus tracks, including the extended version of the main hit single "Le Banana Split", "Teenager" (the b-side of "Le Banana Split") and the Spanish version of the single "Amoureux solitaires".

Track listing

{{Track listing
| headline = Original Album
| title1 = Amicalement Votre
| writer1 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length1 = 2:44
| title2 = J'obtiens toujours tout ce que je veux
| writer2 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length2 = 2:33
| title3 = Comix Discomix
| writer3 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length3 = 3:36
| title4 = La panthère rose
| writer4 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length4 = 2:35
| title5 = You Go To My Head
| writer5 = Haven Gillespie / J. Fred Coots
| length5 = 3:39
| title6 = Amoureux solitaires
| writer6 = Elli Medeiros / Jacno / Jacques Duvall (translation - uncredited)
| length6 = 3:25
| title7 = Si belle et inutile
| writer7 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length7 = 2:54
| title8 = Bébé vampire
| writer8 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length8 = 2:40
| title9 = Speedy Gonzales
| writer9 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length9 = 3:14
| title10 = La petite amazone
| writer10 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length10 = 3:13
| title11 = Le Banana Split
| writer11 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length11 = 2:31
| title12 = Oz
| writer12 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length12 = 2:17
}}{{Track listing
| headline = Bonus Tracks (on ZE Records 2005 re-release)^[4]
| title1 = Teenager
| writer1 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length1 = 5:23
| title2 = Je ne sais pas dire oui
| writer2 = Jacques Duvall / Marc Moulin
| length2 = 4:37
| title3 = Amantes Solitarios
| writer3 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length3 = 4:00
| title4 = Le Banana Split (Version Longue 1979)
| writer4 = Jacques Duvall / Jay Alanski
| length4 = 6:19
}}

According to Lio's autobiography Pop Model,^[5] it was her lyricist Jacques Duvall who translated the lyrics of "Lonely Lovers", the original English-language song by French punk band Stinky Toys which became "Amoureux solitaires". However, if composer-guitarist Jacno approved the cover, singer-lyricist Elli Medeiros didn't. In the end, Duvall couldn't have his name in the official credits of the song and didn't get any royalties for it.

Personnel

Coordinator [Reissue Co-ordination], Liner Notes, Design [Digipak & Booklet Design] – Michel Esteban
Design [Original Art Cover Design] – Marc Borgers
Photography [Photos Booklet] – Guido Marco
Producer – Dan Lacksman (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 16), Marc Moulin (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 16)
Recorded By – Alan Ward
Remastered By – Charlus de la Salle^[4]

Charts

Chart (2013)	Peak position
French SNEP Albums Chart	9^[2]

Certifications

Region	Sales (1980)
France	150,000^[2]

B-sides

Song	Single
"Teenager"	"Le Banana Split"/7" vinyl (Belgium & France)
"Le Banana Split (Long Disco Version)"	"Le Banana Split"/12" maxi vinyl (Belgium & France)
"Marie Antoinette" (English Version of "Le Banana Split")	"Le Banana Split"/7" vinyl (UK)^[6]
"Petite amazone"	"Amoureux solitaires"/7" vinyl
"Speedy Gonzales"	"Amoureux solitaires"/7" vinyl (Canada)^[7]
"Si belle et inutile"	"Amicalement votre"/7" vinyl (France, Germany & Netherlands)
"You Go To My Head"	"Amicalement votre"/7" vinyl (Japan)^[8]

References

1. ^{{cite web|url={{Allmusic|class=album|pure_url=yes}}|title=Premier Album|author=Ned Raggett |publisher=Allmusic |accessdate=23 August 2013}}
2. ^¹²³⁴http://www.chartsinfrance.net/communaute/index.php?/topic/44253-lio-est-de-retour-recap-1979-2012/
3. ^http://www.discogs.com/Lio-Premier-Album/master/69802
4. ^¹http://www.discogs.com/Lio-Premier-Album/release/585579
5. ^Lio & Gilles Verlant, Pop Model, Editions Flammarion, 2004
6. ^http://www.discogs.com/Lio-Le-Banana-Split/master/69789
7. ^http://www.discogs.com/Lio-Amoureux-Solitaires/master/69794
8. ^http://www.discogs.com/Lio-Amicalement-Votre/master/69797

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