Vline Buggy

Liliane (“Vline”) and Evelyne (“Buggy”) Koger is French parolières born in 1929.

Evelyne died the April 14th 1962.

Biography

Their father, the lyric writer Géo Koger, works with Vincent Scotto.

It is under the pseudonyms of Vline and Buggy that the two sisters Evelyne and Liliane Koger launch out, since 1947 in the writing of songs. They choose their names randomly by putting several possibilities in a hat.

They compose together for:

Evelyne, the older sister, falls ill and dies in April 1962.

Liliane continues then under the two joined together pseudonyms: Vline Buggy .

In parallel, it enters to the Tropicales editions.

The director, Rudy Revil, then ask him to adapt an American song: Girls, girls, girls of the Everly Brothers, composed by Phil Everley.

After having changed “anything nothing” of its first text into “beautiful beautiful”, the songs is recorded by Claude François and will become the first success of long series.

In 1971, it will place a studio of recording at the disposal of Alain Govic (become Alain Chamfort) and of Michel Pelay.

It is there that they will write, as from 1971, of the songs for Sylvie Vartan, Nicoletta, Herve Vilard, Petula Clark, until the day when Paul Anka, which dreams of another My way, takes a title to them which will become in the United States Do I coils you and will make the number one in the charts country before being recorded, in French, by Claude François under the title Plus only a joint address on words of Yves Dessca!

In 1973, it gains the Grand Prix of the Concours Eurovision of the song for the Luxembourg with You will recognize itself interpreted by Anne-Marie David and composed by Claude Morgan.

Its discoveries name Linda de Suza, Nathalie Lhermitte and Herbert Léonard.

With more than forty years of career, Vline Buggy decided to leave its place to other authors…

Compositions

For Claude François by chronological order

  • beautiful Belles beautiful ( Made to coils “Girls, girls, girls” of the Everly Brothers, music of Phil Everley, 1962)
  • Hey potatoes ( Hey potatoes of Billy Nash)
  • Of the north winds of you for me ( From me to you of Beatles, works of Paul McCartney & John Lennon, 1963)
  • If I had a hammer ( If I had has Hammer of Triny Lopez, work of Lee Hays & Pete Seeger, 1963)
  • Pauvre little girl rich person (music of Hubert Giraud, 1963)
  • Langage of love ( Language off coils of John D. Loudermilk)
  • Marche very right ( Walk right in of the Rooftop Singers, work of Gus Canon and Hosea Wood, 1963)
  • Comment make you? , musical adaptation by Christian Chevalier of How C you C it of Gerry & The Pacemakers of Mitch Murray
  • I think of it and then I forget ( It comes and goes of Bill Anderson, 1964)
  • the Farm of happiness ( Mockingbird Hill of the Paul, Mary Ford, of V. Horton, musical adaptation of Rene Rouzaud)
  • Donna gave ( Donna Gave of Everly Brothers, music of S. Secunda, 1964)
  • Petite wick of hair (created by “ X”, music of Kasey Chambers, 1964)
  • I know (music of Gerard Gustin, 1964)
  • When a boat passes I love you ( plane Trains and boats and of Billy J. Kramer, music of Burt Bacharach, 1965)
  • too you ( I coils you babe Sony and Cher, work of Salvatore " Sonny" Bono & Cherilyn Sarkasian Lapierre, 1965)
  • Geordie (music of Claude François, 1965)
  • Même if you returned (Other source: J. Chaumelle, research in progress, 1965)
  • I know (music of Gerard Gustin, 1964)
  • But how long (music of Claude Francois, 1966)
  • the extraordinary Toy ( The Marvellous toy of Tom Paxton, 1966)
  • the Things of the house ( The Things in this house of Bobby Darin, 1965)
  • All that it was yesterday ( Spare has Thought For Me of Jon Washington, Barry Mason & Reed)
  • does not try to lie me ( Make it easy one yourself of Burt Bacharach, 1965)
  • Everyone laughs at a clown ( Everybody coil has clown of Garry Lewis & The Playboys de Garry Lewis, L. Russell & T Lesslie, 1965)
  • I will await ( Reach Out I' L Be There of the The Four Signals, music of Lamont Dozier, 1966)
  • the Small things ( has must to avoid Herman' S Hermits, work of Phil Sloan and Steve Barri)
  • I played and then I lost ( I fought the law of the group The Crikets, music of S. Curtis, 1966)
  • I hold a tiger by the tail ( I' ve got has tiger by the tail of Buck Owens, 1966)
  • Amoureux with the whole world ( Lovers off world unit of The Vogues, work of Roger Cook & Roger Greenaway, 1966)
  • On the bench 21 ( Bench #3 At Waterloo station of Filter Deluxe and Stephens Geoffroy, 1966)
  • Miss Felicity Gray (with J. Stewart & G Langley, 1966)
  • But how long (of Claude Francois, 1966)
  • Each one in its turn ( Gone from my mind of Reed, 1966)
  • It is me… it is me… ( Boxing ring Boxing ring of Bottle pincers Hard grindstone, 1966)
  • I work with the factory ( Winchester Cathedral of New Vaudeville Band, music of Geoffrey Stephens, 1966)
  • the Time of the tears ( Cryin' time of Buck Owens, 1966)
  • In the countryside ( In the country of Cliff Richard, Hank Marvin, Bruce Welch, Brian Bennett & John Rostill)
  • What you off become ( There' S.A. kind hush of the Herman' S Hermits, work of G. Stephens & Them Reed, 1967)
  • is not this strange ( Loving you is sweeter of the Four signals, music of Stevie Wonder, 1967)
  • With the head, with the heart (joint author Yves Dessca, music Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, 1968)
  • All the life (musical adaptation by Guy Magenta of The reason why of the group The Byrds, composed by Gene Clak, 1967)
  • You did not always say that (music Jean-Pierre Allane, 1968)
  • With the head, with the heart (joint author Yves Dessca, music of Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, 1968)
  • a little girl with the red eyes (music of Jean-Pierre Bourtayre)
  • My heart is an empty house (joint author Yves Dessca, music of Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, 1969)
  • Menteur or cruel (joint author Yves Dessca, music of Jean-Pierre Bourtayre)
  • It remains always (joint author Yves Dessca, music of Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, 1969)
  • Olivier (music of Jacques Revaux, 1970)
  • It is Christmas and I will have all that (joint author Yves Dessca, music of Claude Francois, 1970)
  • the pinks of Christmas (joint author Yves Dessca, music of Mitch Pelay & Alain Legovic alias Alain Chamfort, 1970)
  • Vivre with the sun (music of Michel Pelay & Alain Legovic alias Alain Chamfort, 1970)
  • the women of France (music of C. Gautry, 1971)
  • It is always the same refrain (music of Claude Morgan, 1974)
  • I will be dispatched at your address (music of Woodie Guthrie)
  • My best friend (music of Hollyfield, 1976)
  • Quelquefois (music of Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, 1976)
  • Drame between two loves ( Torn between two lovers of Mary MacGregor composed by Yarrow, Peter, Paul, and Mary, 1977)

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