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	Ça Plane Pour Moi Plastic Bertrand
What do Tin Tin, Audry Hepburn and Plastic Bertrand all have in common? Step forward three of the top five most famous Belgians of all time. Plastic Bertrand's monster punk hit of 1977 was enough to propel him the top of the music charts around the world, no mean feat when you consider that the charts at that time were still dominated by mainly AOR bands. Originally recorded as 'Jet Boy Jet Girl' by the band Elton Motello and later by The Damned, Bertrand sang new lyrics over the backing track and went on to sell a shed load of singles. In its video he appears to be dancing with a stick. Sung entirely in French and at quite a rate 'Ça Plane' is a punk/new wave classic that has stood the test of time due to its clever mix of edgy punk guitars and a sing-a-long chorus. Plastic never managed to repeat his success but 'Ça Plan Pour Moi' has earned its place in pop history and has been covered by such luminaries as Sonic Youth. ~Martin Gadgil. Copyright (c) Shazam Entertainment Limited 2009. All rights reserved
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