· First long play CD every available   by Caroline Loeb · Including the world wide Top 10 Hit   'C'est la ouate' in various   different versions and mixes Style: French Pop Format: CD   :: Caroline Loeb - Best of 1. C'est La Ouate (Radio Edit) 2. A Quoi Tu Penses? 3. Amants Zaimants 4. Le Téléfon (Edit Version) 5. Deux Doigts De Ci, Deux Doigts De Ça 6. Lucas 7. L'aboureuse 8. Vagues 9. Mots Croisés 10. Je te hais dans la peau (Mix Funk Soul) Bonus Tracks 11. C'est La Ouate (Extended Version/Maxi) 12. C'est La Ouate (US Ext. Dean Anderson Mix) 13. And So What (European Version) 14. And So What (US Radio Mix) 15. A Quoi Tu Penses (Remix) 16. Je te hais dans la peau (Happy Dub Dance Mix) :: Information Choice of language:  Before co-writing her inevitably huge hit "C'est la ouate" with Pierre Grillet, and singing it based on the music of Philippe Chany, Caroline Loeb appeared in a variety of films - like "Quartet" with James Ivory, or "Lady Oscar" starring Jacques Demy. There was "Flammes" with Adolfo Arrietta, with whom she shared the leading part. She also worked with Annick Lanoe in "Les Nanas", and she enjoyed Virginie Thevenet's company in "La nuit Porte Jarretelles". But Caoline Loeb was also found in the theatre - for instance with Farid Chopel ("Santa Claus is back in town"), and Tilly ("Spaghetti Bolognaise"). Busy lady, she then co-operated with the authors of the - in those days - mysterious group TSE: Javier Arroyuelo and Raphael Lopez-Sanchez - using the settings and costumes of Paloma Picasso for "Succès", in which she excelled in no less than seven different parts. Subsequently, Madame Loeb wrote and sang "Piranana", her debut album, released by Ze Records in 1983, featuring all the musicians of Kid Creole And The Coconuts. It happened in New York City, the metropolis she grew up in. A compilation album of the Ze artists was also released, with the title "Mutant Disco", including titles by Lizzy Mercier Descloux, Was (Not Was), Coati Mundi, Kid Créole & The Coconuts (again), James White and others. The cover of "Piranana" got signed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, whose stylist she has been for quite some time now. Similarly, those two have created record sleeves for Jonasz, Chamfort, Christophe - the list goes on. Since then, La Loeb's hit has sort of embarked on a world tour: reaching the number 1 slot in Italy and Argentina, number 3 in Spain, a 10th position in Germany - and the title also gets regular airplay all around the world: in a variety of countries which are as distant as they are unlikely, among them China, the Yemen, Sweden, Morocco and even Russia. And if her hit song has covered quite a distance, so has Caroline Loeb! She took an active part in recordings by Ramuncho Matta ("Brion Gysin self-portrait"), John Greaves ("Songs"), and she co-wrote "Paris sens interdits" with Etienne Daho as well, produced by Arthur Baker. Apart from that, Madame Loeb has recently found time to be part of the shortlist for a tribute to Bobby Lapointe - "Tutti Frutti". Loeb also worked in the radio format: for instance at France Inter. She has presented her daily chronicles "Bon chic chroniques" at Radio Nova, edited by Seuil Point Virgule. Last but not least, she can be found on RTL 2, with partner Isabelle Alonso, in the show "Radio Caroline". But the main task that has occupied Caroline Loeb since 1993, and has indeed impassioned her, is directing work for the theatre: Right from the start, she convinced us with Michel Hermon in "Michel Hermon chante Piaf", "Thank you Satan", "Le voyage d'hiver" - hey, remember "Dietrich Hôtel". Then there was a noted project with Lio, i.e. the show "Lio chante Prévert", and she worked with Viktor Lazlo in "Loin de Paname". Also on her calling card: "Weepers Circus", and finally "Shirley", starring Judith Magre, in which she also adaptated the dialogues - a part which has earned the actress the renowned "Molière" award for the best comedian achievement. For the future, who knows, maybe there will be a new album and a return to the stage - Caroline just loves to surprise her audience.