Thank you for the correspondence with the stupid publishers[1] and especially for the disk by Florencie,[2] which is so moving: I had never heard him sing "La Place Maubert."
Here are several documents from 1958.[3] The Moineau-Bistro was on rue Guenegaud after the first [one], at 22 rue du Four, around 1950-1955. La Manouche was very briefly at the rue Mazarine in 1957, and the Mont-Blanc was on the rue de la Huchette.
We were charmed to meet you, as with your book. We must see each other in January.
Cordially,[1] Who had refused The Time of AIDS.
[2] Jacques Florencie sings Bruant and Coute.
[3] See the posters in Guy Debord, Works, Gallimard quarto edition, pp. 376-369.
(Published in Guy Debord Correspondance, Vol 7: Janvier 1988-Novembre 1994 by Librairie Artheme Fayard, 2008. Translated from the French by NOT BORED! January 2009. Footnotes by the publisher.)