In the UK, some copies were stickered with the message "Includes French Disco", due to that track receiving an unexpected amount of airplay on British radio. "French Disco" was also given co-billing with "Jenny Ondioline" on the UK Singles chart, on which it was Stereolab's first entry, peaking at number 75.
The EP was the first Stereolab release on Elektra Records in the USA. At the group's request, and in keeping with their "retro" aesthetic, the artwork for this and most subsequent Stereolab releases used the 1970s Elektra logo (a slightly revised version of which was subsequently reintroduced and remains in use today) instead of the then-current logo.
"Jenny Ondioline" was voted #39 in John Peel's Festive Fifty for 1993. The re-recorded version of "French Disko" (see below) was voted #5 in the same poll, and #36 in the All-Time Festive Fifty broadcast in January 2000.
"Jenny Ondioline" is subtitled "(Part 1)" on the US release.
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In March 1994, new recordings of "Jenny Ondioline" and "French Disko" (with the spelling altered) were issued as a limited-edition 7" and CD in the UK only. Given the limited pressing, the single did not chart. "French Disko" later appeared on the group's rarities collection Refried Ectoplasm. The alternative version of "Jenny Ondioline" appeared along with the original single version on Oscillons from the Anti-Sun.
"French Disko" (new version)
"Jenny Ondioline" (new version)
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The Ondioline was a pioneering electronic keyboard invented by Georges Jenny in 1938 and commonly called the Jenny Ondioline.[2] The instrument was a predecessor to the modern electronic synthesizer.
jenny, ondioline, this, article, about, song, stereolab, musical, instrument, ondioline, 1993, anglo, french, band, stereolab, which, served, lead, single, from, album, transient, random, noise, bursts, with, announcements, released, vinyl, tracks, were, later. This article is about the song by Stereolab For the musical instrument see Ondioline Jenny Ondioline is a 1993 EP by the Anglo French band Stereolab which served as the lead single from the album Transient Random Noise Bursts with Announcements It was released on CD and 10 vinyl Its tracks were later re released on the Oscillons from the Anti Sun compilation Jenny OndiolineEP by StereolabReleased27 December 1993Length18 49LabelDuophonic UK Elektra US Stereolab chronologyCrumb Duck 1993 Jenny Ondioline 1993 Ping Pong 1994 Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingAllmusic 1 In the UK some copies were stickered with the message Includes French Disco due to that track receiving an unexpected amount of airplay on British radio French Disco was also given co billing with Jenny Ondioline on the UK Singles chart on which it was Stereolab s first entry peaking at number 75 The EP was the first Stereolab release on Elektra Records in the USA At the group s request and in keeping with their retro aesthetic the artwork for this and most subsequent Stereolab releases used the 1970s Elektra logo a slightly revised version of which was subsequently reintroduced and remains in use today instead of the then current logo Jenny Ondioline was voted 39 in John Peel s Festive Fifty for 1993 The re recorded version of French Disko see below was voted 5 in the same poll and 36 in the All Time Festive Fifty broadcast in January 2000 French Disko was later covered by Editors as a bonus track on their single Munich Other acts to have covered the song include Theoretical Girl Cineplexx and The Raveonettes Contents 1 Track listing 2 Re recording 3 Name origin 4 Charts 5 ReferencesTrack listing edit Jenny Ondioline 3 53 Fruition 3 50 Golden Ball 6 26 French Disco 4 26 Jenny Ondioline is subtitled Part 1 on the US release Re recording editIn March 1994 new recordings of Jenny Ondioline and French Disko with the spelling altered were issued as a limited edition 7 and CD in the UK only Given the limited pressing the single did not chart French Disko later appeared on the group s rarities collection Refried Ectoplasm The alternative version of Jenny Ondioline appeared along with the original single version on Oscillons from the Anti Sun French Disko new version Jenny Ondioline new version Name origin editThe Ondioline was a pioneering electronic keyboard invented by Georges Jenny in 1938 and commonly called the Jenny Ondioline 2 The instrument was a predecessor to the modern electronic synthesizer Charts editChart 1993 PeakpositionUK Singles OCC 3 75References edit Jenny Ondioline Pt 1 Stereolab All Media Guide All Music Retrieved 2007 05 05 jenny ondioline Stereolab Official Site Stereolab Archived from the original on 2007 09 27 Retrieved 2007 05 05 Allmusic review The Ondioline 1938 40 Archived from the original on 2009 08 07 Retrieved 2009 10 27 Stereolab Artist Chart History Official Charts Company Retrieved 7 August 2017 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jenny Ondioline amp oldid 1005296923, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
