Jane Birkin

Birkin emerged in the swinging '60s in London, starring as one of the models in the controversial 1966 film Blowup[1]. In 1968, Birkin went to France to audition for the lead female role in Slogan. Though she did not speak French, she got the role. She met her future husband Serge Gainsbourg on set. In 1969, she and Serge Gainsbourg released the song "Je t'aime... moi non plus" ("I love you... me neither"), written by Gainsbourg and featuring both of them singing, which caused a scandal for its sexual explicitness. Arguably due in part to the publicity it got from being banned by radio stations in Italy, Spain, and the UK, it was a commercial success all over Europe. The song's fame is a result...

Ringtones

Album Fictions - 2006

Alice
La Reine Sans Royaume
Steal Me A Dream
Waterloo Station
Home
Harvest Moon
Living In Limbo
Mother Stands For Comfort
Sans Toi
My Secret

Album Rendez-Vous - 2004

Smile
Pour Un Flirt Avec Toi
La Grippe
Palais Royal
Canary Canary
The Simple Story
Strange Melody

Other Jane Birkin ringtones

Port-Bail
T`as Pas Le Driot D`Avoir Moins Mal Que Moi
Chiamami Adesso
Te Soviens-Tu?
O Leaozinho
Je M`Appelle Jane
Image Fantome - Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte
Ou Est La Ville
Surannee
In Every Dream Home A Heartache