Les Fleur 1626402 220279703 2008-06-19T02:38:29Z 65.94.4.231 {{unreferenced|date=September 2007}} {{Infobox Single | | Name = Les Fleurs | Cover = | Artist = [[4 Hero|4hero]] | from Album = [[Creating Patterns]] | B-side = "9 By 9" | Released = [[2001]] | Format = [[CD single]] | Recorded = 2001 | Genre = [[Pop music|Pop]] | Length = 6:05 | Label = [[Talkin' Loud]] | Writer = [[Richard Rudolph]]<br/>[[Charles Stepney]] | Producer = [[Mark Clair]] | Certification = | Chart position = * #53 <small>([[UK Singles Chart|United Kingdom]])</small> | Last single = "[[Escape That]]"<br/>(2001) | This single = "Les Fleurs"<br/>(2001) | Next single = "[[Hold It Down]]"<br/>(2001) | Misc = }} '''"Les Fleurs"''' is a song from [[1971]]. It was performed by [[Minnie Riperton]], written by her husband [[Richard Rudolph]] & [[Charles Stepney]] and was featured on the album ''Come To My Garden.'' In [[2001]], a [[Cover version|cover]] of it was made by [[4hero]] with [[Carina Andersson]] as the lead vocalist. It was later featured in a [[Baileys Irish Cream|Baileys]] [[advertising|commercial]] and the [[refrain|chorus]] section is especially popular in advertising due to its building and lively nature - for instance recently in an advertisement for the [[BBC]]'s [[Life in the Undergrowth]] [[wildlife]] [[Documentary film|documentary]]. The original version is also used in the H&M spring 2008 commercial. The cover version was also used in a [[video]] called ''The Future Of Gaming'' by [[Sony Computer Entertainment Europe]], which is listed as the winner in the Ambient Media category on the D&AD Showreel 2002. The Danish artist [[Kenneth Bager]] has also made a cover version af this, in his track Fragment Seven "Les Fleurs" feat. Julee Cruise. "Les Fleurs" has been sampled by [[Jurassic 5]] on "Thin Line", [[Charizma]] and [[Peanut Butter Wolf]] on "Apple Juice Break," [[Gang Starr]] on "Jazz Music", [[Black Sheep (hip hop group)|Black Sheep]] on "Similak Child", and by the East Bay hardcore band, [[Please Inform the Captain This Is a Hijack]], on "Robot Rampage in a Luxury World." American jazz Pianist Ramsey Lewis has also covered this version [[Category:1971 singles]] [[Category:2001 singles]] [[nl:Les Fleurs]] {{1970s-pop-song-stub}}