Que Voulez-vous De Plus - Vol. 15

Released in 1959 by Disques Vogue, Que Voulez-vous De Plus - Vol. 15 serves as a testament to Petula Clark’s transition from a British child star to a major recording artist in the French-speaking world. During this period, Clark began recording extensively in French, a strategic move that solidified her status as a fixture in the continental European music scene and demonstrated her vocal versatility beyond her initial English-language pop success.

The record features arrangements by the Peter Knight Orchestra, whose lush, mid-century orchestrations defined the sophisticated pop sound of the late 1950s. The production aesthetic sought to balance contemporary chanson sensibilities with the polish of international pop, reflecting the mid-century recording philosophy of Disques Vogue to frame Clark as an elegant, multilingual chanteuse. The release was received as part of a prolific series of EPs that maintained her strong chart presence across France and Belgium throughout the decade.