
There are at least two acts called Ginger Ale. Feel free to add information. 1. Ginger Ale (1969-1972) was the continuation of Dutch sixties pop group Roek's Family, without its frontman, Roek Williams. The short-lived group never released an album, but out of their handful of singles, two were considerable hits in The Netherlands, particularly the dramatic vocal piece, The Flood which hit #4 in December 1969. Their second Dutch chart success was 1971's Scoobidab, which reached #11. 2. Ginger Ale was (or is?) a French electronic act.
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Happy House
Le Grand Sommeil
Someday's Another Day
Laid Back
Wrong Reasons
Comes a Time (When It's Too Late)
Looking for my summer
The Rules of the Market
Out of the Blue
Yoga
If
Lonely Nitez
Get Along
Sleep Well
Heat Wave
Portrait of a Young Man
And Meditation
Dreams of Floating
Love is the Answer
I Want to See the Sea
Strange
Un ete dans le vent
Un été dans le vent
The Flood
Tomorrow
Un peu après minuit
Tomorow
Happy House (D.Funked remixed by Dexter)
Sugar Suzy
Un Été Dans Le Vent
Wrong Reasons (feat. Sondre Lerche)
Le Grand Sommeil (Orig. by Etienne Daho)
Un йtй dans le vent
Happy House [Dfunked Remix by Dexter Edit]
Un pиu aprйs minuit
Hip Hop Nao Para
Scoobidab
Comes A time(When It's Too Late)
Un Eté Dans Le Vent
Looking for My Summer (feat. Jody)
Get Off My Life Woman
And Meditation (instrumental)
Laid Back (feat. Johan Asherton)
Comes a Time
Un pèu aprés minuit
Tommorow
If (feat. Etienne Daho)
Lonely Nitez (feat. Matthieu Malon)
Ginger Ale - The Rules Of The Market
Get Along (feat. Prince Malachi)
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