Georges Brassens died a week after turning 60 on 29 October 1981. He's buried in Sète (where he was born) but in the cemetery, not on the beach at Sète as this humorous song requests. An English translation can be found at Supplique pour être enterré à la plage de Sète.
Le Gorille is one of Brassens' early songs which caused a stir when first released in post-WWII France.
Today is also Dory Previn's birthday and Ewan MacColl (father of Kirsty; composer of Dirty Old Town and The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - amongst many others) died on this date in 1989.
Kelly Menhennett recorded at Higher Ground Art Cafe, Adelaide, South Australia on 14 October 2010 as part of SCALA's Original Music Showcase (www.scala.org.au). "World Of Mine" was one of the winning songs in the Live Section of SCALA's FOOM Song Competition 2010 (www.scala.org.au/comfoom.htm).
Some people pronounce "Clivia" as if it had a short "i" but it was named in honour of Lady Charlotte Clive, Duchess of Northumberland, so it's more correctly pronounced with a long "i" as "Clive-ia".