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Young Parisians
"Young Parisians" was the debut single from Adam and the Ants, released by Decca Records on 20 October 1978. The A-side "Young Parisians" was an acoustic cabaret-style number, while the B-side, "Lady" demonstrated the band's capacity for fast-paced punk rock.
At the time, the band were combining the punk sound of their earliest days with a more experimental ethos which would characterize their 1979 debut "Dirk Wears White Sox" and, to some
, Hall choreographed her own take on the famous French dance the Can-can; she called it the Canned Apple and would perform it at her Montmartre nightclub "La Grosse Pomme". Hall is also credited with introducing the Truckin' dance craze to the Parisians. During her residence In Europe, Hall sang with several orchestras, including those of Willie Lewis and Ray Ventura and in 1937 (while on a trip to Copenhagen) she recorded four songs with Kai Ewans and his Orchestra for the Tono record label. On 13