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Brigitte Bardot
Initiales B.B.

Compil. FR 1993 on Philips label
Latin and Pop (Chanson)

Re-mastering from original multi-3-track and masters at Studio Transcription Vidéo Center (Anthony, France) in April 1993. CD1 - "L'Appareil À Sous": - "Sidonie" (Bande originale du film "Vie Privée") recorded 29 January 1962, Studio Hoche (Paris). Released on Sp: 8 February 1962 - ©Barclay 70 436. - "L'Appareil À Sous", "Les Amis De La Musique", "El Cuchipe", "Je Me Donne À Qui Me Plaît", "Invitango", "C'Est Rigolo", "La Madrague", "Pas Davantage", "Everybody Loves My Baby", "Rose D'Eau", "Noir Et Blanc", "Faite Pour Dormir" recorded 17 July 1962 / 5, 6, 23, 28, 30 November 1962 / 7, 21, 26, to 28 December 1962 at Studio Blanqui (Paris). Released on LP : 23 January 1963 - ©Philips 77 480 (mono, édition de luxe) & 27 February 1963 - ©Philips (mono). - "Tiens ! C'Est Toi" and "Leçon De Guitare" recorded 17 July 1962. Unreleased. - "La Belle Et Le Blues" recorded January 1963. Unreleased. CD2 - "Bubble Gum": - "Moi Je Joue", "Une Histoire De Plage", "Ça Pourrait Changer", "À La Fin De L'Été", "Ne Me Laisse Pas L'Aimer", "Maria Ninguen (Maria L'Amour)", "Je Danse Donc Je Suis", "Mélanie", "Ciel De Lit", "Un Jour Comme Un Autre", "Les Cheveux Dans Le Vent" and "Jamais Trois Sans Quatre" recorded 17, 18, 23, 26, 27, 30 December 1963 & 2 January 1964 at Studio Blanqui (Paris). Released on LP: 20 January 1964 - ©Philips 77 984 (mono). - "Je Manque D'Adjectifs", Les Hommes Endormis", Les Omnibus" and "Bubble Gum" recorded 22 to 24 June 1965 at Studio Blanqui (Paris). Released on EP : 7 July 1965 - ©Philips 437 102 (mono). - "Bonnie And Clyde" recorded December 1967, Studio Hoche (Paris). Released on EP : 2 January 1968 - ©Fontana 460 247 (mono). - "Je T'Aime… Moi Non Plus (Inédit)" recorded at the end of October 1967, Studio Hoche (Paris). CD3 - "Oh ! Qu'Il Est Vilain": - "Le Soleil", "On Déménage", "Gang Gang" and "Je Reviendrais Toujours Vers Toi" recorded April 1966 at Studio Hoche (Paris). Released on EP July 1966 - ©Disc 'AZ 1052 (mono). - "Harley Davidson" and "Contact" recorded November 1967, Studio Hoche (Paris). Released on EP: 10 December 1967 - ©Disc 'AZ 10 346 (mono). - "Oh ! Qu'il Est Vilain", "Le Diable Est Anglais", "Ce N'Est Pas Vrai" and "Ay Que Viva La Sangria" recorded November & December 1967. released on LP February 1968 - ©Disc'AZ LP41. - "La Fille De Paille" released on Sp March 1969 - ©Philips 370 800. - "Tu Veux Ou Tu Veux Pas (Nem Vem Que Nas Tem)" released on EP January 1970 - ©Barclay 71 413. - "C'Est Une Bossa Nova" and "Nue Au Soleil" released on Sp July 1970 - ©Barclay 61 344. - "Depuis Que Tu M'As Quittée" released on EP January 1970 - ©Barclay 71 413. - "Le Soleil De Ma Vie" released May 1973 - ©Pathé / EMI 94 547. - "La Chasse" released September 1982 - ©Polydor 2097.175. - "Sei Arrivato Amor Mio (Tu Es Venu Mon Amour)", unreleased. - "Mister Sun"released on LP February 1968 - ©Disc'AZ Stec lp 41. - "Comic Strip (Version Anglaise)", unreleased. - "Ah ! Les P'Tites Femmes (De Paris)" recorded December 1965 at Studios Europa Sonor and Blanqui (Paris). Released : © 8 December 1965 - Philips 70 321 (mono). Publishers, copyright: Track 1-1: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France. (P) 1962 SEMI. Tracks 1-2, 1-5, 1-7 and 1-8: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France. (P) 1962 Phonogram (France). Tracks 1-3, 1-6, 1-11, 1-12 and 1-13: Éditions BMG. (P) 1962 Phonogram (France). Track 1-4: Éditions Beuscher / Korn. (P) 1962 Phonogram (France). Track 1-9: Éditions Alleluia. (P) 1962 Phonogram (France). Track 1-10: Éditions EMI (P) 1962 Phonogram (France). Tracks 1-14 and 1-15: (P) 1993 Phonogram (France). Track 1-16: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France / BMG. (P) 1993 Phonogram (France). Track 2-1: Éditions Odette Gras. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Track 2:2: Éditions BMG. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Track 2:3: Éditions EMI / Hunter Music. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Tracks 2-4 and 2-10: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France / Tilt / SEMI. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Tracks 2-5 and 2-6: Éditions SEMI. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Track 2-7: Éditions Sidonie. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Track 2-8: Éditions Prosadis. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Tracks 2-9 and 2-11: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Track 2-12: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France / SEMI. (P) 1964 Phonogram (France). Track 2-13: (P) 1965 Phonogram (France). Track 2-14: Éditions MCA Caravelle. (P) 1965 Phonogram (France). Track 2-15: Éditions Sidonie. (P) 1965 Phonogram (France). Track 2-16: Éditions Sidonie. (P) 1966 Phonogram (France). Track 2-17: Éditions Sidonie / Melody Nelson Publishing. (P) 1968 Phonogram (France). Track 2-18: Éditions Melody Nelson Publishing. (P) 1968 Phonogram (France). Tracks 3-1, 3-2, 3-3, 3-4, 3-6 and 3-19: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France. (P) 1968 AZ / Musidisc. Track 3-5: Éditions Sidonie / Melody Nelson Publishing. (P) 1967 AZ / Musidisc. Tracks 3-7, 3-8 and 3-10: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France / Tilt / SEMI. (P) 1968 AZ / Musidisc. Track 3-9: Éditions Tilt / SEMI. (P) 1968 AZ / Musidisc. Track 3-11: (P) 1969 Phonogram (France). Track 3-12: Éditions IMG / Warner Chappell Music France. (P) 1970 Barclay. Track 3-13: Éditions Sforzando. (P) 1970 Barclay. Track 3-14: Éditions Warner Chappell Music France. (P) 1970 Barclay. Track 3-15: Éditions EMI Publishing. (P) 1970 Barclay. Track 3-16: Éditions Arabella. (P) 1973 Pathé Marconi / EMI. Track 3-17: Éditions Alleluia. (P) 1982 X Music. Track 3-18: (P) 1993 Barclay. Track 3-20: Éditions Sidonie / Melody Nelson Publishing. (P) 1968 Phonogram (France). Track 3-21: Éditions EMI Publishing. (P) 1965 Phonogram (France). Compilation (P) 1993 Phonogram (France) (C) 1993 Phonogram (France) Imprimé en France Made in France by PMDC Released in a book-like longbox with a 32-page booklet inserted.

Musicians

	Brigitte Bardot voc, *1934 FR album by
	Michel Colombier p, ep, key, 1939-2004 FR arranged by, conductor, orchestra
	Jean-Yves Billet , FR concept by, compilation producer, research, discography
	Charles Blackwell p, *1940 GB conductor, orchestra
	Jacques Leblanc , FR liner notes, "b.b. en chansons"
	Jean-Eric Perrin liner notes, "mambo!"
	Alain Goraguer Et Son Orchestre , performer
	Claude Bolling Et Son Orchestre , performer
	Sam Lévin , 1904-1992 FR photography by, photography by, box, recto
	Γιάννης Σπανός p, *1943 GR lyrics by, music by
	Charles Cros , *1842 FR text by, from a poem by
	Jean-Max Rivière sax, *1937 FR lyrics by, music by, featuring, duet with, adapted by
	Fernand Bonifay , 1920-1993 FR adapted by
	Roland Gerbeau voc, FR adapted by
	Narcisso Debourg , featuring
	Pedro Serrano , featuring
	Carlos Ramirez , lyrics by
	Roberto Cesari , lyrics by
	Los Colombianos , orchestra
	François Rauber Et Son Orchestre , orchestra
	Michel Jourdan , *1934 FR lyrics by
	Olivier Despax voc, 1939-1974 FR featuring, duet with
	Serge Gainsbourg voc, 1928-1991 FR lyrics by, written by, featuring, duet with
	Gérard Bourgeois , 1936-2016 FR adapted by, music by
	Jean-Michel Rivat voc, *1939 FR lyrics by
	Jean-Claude Massoulier voc, 1932-2009 FR lyrics by
	Monique Aldebert voc, 1931-2018 lyrics by
	Jean-Claude Petit key, *1943 FR arranged by
	Franck Gérald , FR lyrics by
	Pierre Cour , 1924-1997 FR adapted by
	Jean Schmitt cor, *1935 FR lyrics by
	Jean Broussolle voc, 1920-1984 FR adapted by
	Sacha Distel g, 1933-2004 FR featuring, duet with
	Eddy Marnay , *1920 lyrics by
	Eileen , *1941 US adapted by
	David Whitaker key, 1931-2012 GB arranged by
	Georges Delerue p, 1925-1992 FR conductor, orchestra, music by
	Jeanne Moreau voc, *1928 FR featuring, duet with
	Jean-Claude Carrière , *1931 FR lyrics by
	Louis Malle , 1932-1995 FR lyrics by

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