What makes C'est bien fait by Eddy Mitchell notable?

'C'est bien fait' is significant for its reflection of the shifting musical landscape in France, showcasing a rock sound that resonated with both critics and audiences. The album's blend of humor and poignant themes contributed to its popularity, solidifying Mitchell's status as a key player in the French music scene, particularly noted for tracks like 'Good bye Gene Vincent' which pays homage to American rock influences. Released in 1979, 'C'est bien fait' was Eddy Mitchell's seventh studio album, following his commercial success with 'Les Chansons de ma Vie' (1978). At this point in his career, Mitchell was already an established figure in the French rock scene, known for his distinctive voice and charismatic performances that helped popularize rock in France during the 1960s and 70s.