T'el'ephone

French rock band formed in 1976 active until 1986. Since their beginning, T'el'ephone met success, that grew bigger and bigger in France, and culminated after the release of their album [m=180947] and the hit single [m=751580]. They were also one of a few French band at that time to have success abroad. In their 10 years activity, T'el'ephone played more than 470 concerts and sold around 10 millions albums. They split in 1986 for personal musical divergence and gave birth to two new groups : Jean-Louis Aubert and Richard Kolinka formed Jean-Louis Aubert And Ko., while Louis Bertignac and Corine Marienneau formed Louis Bertignac Et Les Visiteurs. None of these had the same success as their former group. In 2015, a reformation of the group is announced, but without bassist Corine Marienneau, they finally adopted the name Les Insus.