Tony Green/France Joli

• A teenaged pop sensation from the Montreal suburb of Dorion, France Joli began singing at the age of four when she lip-synched to records and performed in front of relatives with a piece of skipping rope for a microphone. In 1974 at eleven years of age, France began singing on amateur talent shows and commercials. Her first hit in 1979 was the song Come To Me, written by Tony Green. That same year it reached number thirteen on Billboard's Hot 100. Managed by her mother Michelle Joli, France later performed on American television, where she appeared on The Bob Hope Special in 1979, The Merv Griffin Show, Dinah Shore, and Midnight Special. France also played two shows a night for a week at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas with Peaches And Herb and Tuxedo Junction. In 1982 she played with The Commodores at Radio City Music Hall.
• In French Canadian teen beauty France Joli's "Come To Me," there's a bit of small-world irony too: Even after disco dated the Philadelphia sound, producers continued to look for the Philly magic, and it's the Sweethearts of Sigma, Barbara Ingram, Carla Benson, and Evette Benton, who are singing backup. "Come To Me," in turn, with a vocal cameo by producer/writer Tony Green, represents the generational turning point between traditional Fire Island disco and the more progressive "dance music" of the '80s
  
  
• 12" Singles

  PRL D 509       France Joli             Come To Me/Let Go               1979
          mixed by Gene Leone
  PRL D 510       France Joli             Don'T Stop Dancing/Playboy      1979
  PRL D 610       France Joli             Gonna Get Over You              1981
  PRL D 673       France Joli             The Heart To Break The Heart    1984
  

• ALBUMS
  • France Joli 1979
  • Tonight 1981
  • France Joli Now 1982
  • Attitude 1983
    produced by Giorgio Moroder