ClaireвЂ™s 1967 debut solo single has a very addicting, Troggs-esque hook. The Italian pop icon was influenced by вЂ50s American rock and worked for a time as a Jerry Lewis impersonator.Д«orn in Belfast, Perpetual LangleyвЂ™s second release showed a lot of promise, yet the singer remains underrated. вЂњIl cielo in una stanzaвЂќ was MinaвЂ™s biggest hit of 1960. As her career blossomed, she shaved her eyebrows, smoked, drank, danced provocatively on stage, and did everything a good Italian girl wasnвЂ™t supposed to do. Nicknamed the вЂњQueen of the ScreamersвЂќ (вЂњurlatoriвЂќ), Mina combined traditional Italian ballads with a modern sensibility - and her stage persona was just as cutting-edge. Italian superstar Mina and her amazing set of lungs dominated the charts of the вЂ™60s. Pavone had a modern, rock swagger that set her apart from the crowd. Her 1963 hit single вЂњLa partita di palloneвЂќ made her an international star when she was just a teenager. Rita Pavone was a child performer, but got her first big break after winning the Festa degli sonosciuti talent contest and landing a contract with RCA. The manager and producer of The Rolling Stones helped Faithfull launch her first major release, вЂњAs Tears Go By,вЂќ written by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Oldham. This 1962 single from FranГ§oise HardyвЂ™s self-titled debut album, about a young girl pining for love, sold 500,000 copies that year.Д«ulgarian-born yГ©-yГ© star Sylvie Vartan found her first hit with this track in 1962 - a cover of Ray CharlesвЂ™ вЂњWhatвЂ™d I Say.вЂќДЇrench provocateur Serge Gainsbourg wrote this track for yГ©-yГ© hit-maker France Gall - although he failed to clue her in to the sexual references (the title translates to вЂњLollipopsвЂќ) in the lyrics: вЂњWhen the candy stick with anise flavor goes down AnnieвЂ™s throat, she is in heaven.вЂњ A video featuring dancing lollipops (aka giant phalluses) was also released.Д®nglish singer Marianne Faithfull met Andrew Loog Oldham at a party in 1964. вЂњThe film is a celebration of the incredible music that came from Cambodia and explores how important it is to Cambodian society both past and present.вЂќ Inspired by the unique sounds of Cambodia, we took a trip through the international pop scene of the вЂ60s in all its forms - from the American rock-inspired bands that imitated the Beatles to the yГ©-yГ© girls of France.ДЇranГ§oise Hardy - вЂњTous les garГ§ons et les fillesвЂќ вЂњBut as Cambodian society - young creative musicians in particular - embraced Western culture and flourished under its influence, the rest of the country was rapidly moving to war,вЂќ explain the documentarians.

Influenced by Western and European rock and pop during the 1960s, Cambodian musicians combined traditional sounds with modern beats. The documentary DonвЂ™t Think IвЂ™ve Forgotten: CambodiaвЂ™s Lost Rock вЂnвЂ™ Roll debuts in theaters today, exploring the countryвЂ™s rich music history that emerged concurrently with a period of strife.

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