San Francisco was released in 1972 on Maxime Le Forestier’s first solo studio album, entitled Mon frère. It sold more than a million copies and was ranked second by the Syndicat national de l’édition phonographique in 1972.
San Francisco was released in 1972 on Maxime Le Forestier’s first solo studio album, entitled Mon frère. It sold more than a million copies and was ranked second by the Syndicat national de l’édition phonographique in 1972.
Titles such as Parachutiste and Mon frère are part of the singer’s essential repertoire. A live version of San Francisco was released in 1989 and was very popular with the public.
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