Brigitte Bardot – Special Bardot (Burlington Cameo Brings You)
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Burlington Cameo – BC-1000 |
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US |
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Genre: |
Pop |
Style: |
Chanson |
Tracklist
| A1 | Brigitte Bardot– | Overture; Bubble Gum |
| A2 | Brigitte Bardot– | La Madrague |
| A3 | Sacha Distel– | The Good Life |
| A4 | Serge Gainsbourg– | Comic Strip |
| A5 | Brigitte Bardot– | Mister Sun |
| B1 | Brigitte Bardot– | Je Reviendrai Toujours Vers Toi |
| B2 | Brigitte Bardot– | Hippies |
| B3 | Sacha Distel– | C'Est Un Jour Comme Un Autre |
| B4 | Serge Gainsbourg– | Bonnie And Clyde |
| B5 | Brigitte Bardot– | Everybody Loves My Baby |
Companies, etc.
- Copyright © – Films Du Quadrangle
- Manufactured By – RCA Custom
Notes
Excerpts from the Television Soundtrack
('Brigitte Bardot Show', boadcasted in USA 3/12/68 on NBC-TV).
A1 "Bubble Gum" : originally released 07/1965.
A2 "La Madrague" : originally released 01/1963.
A3 "The Good Life" : originally released 1963.
A4 "Comic Strip" : originally released 01/1968.
A5 "Mister Sun" : originally released 06/1966.
B1 "Je Reviendrai Toujours Vers Toi" : originally released 1966.
B2 "Hippies" (aka "La Bise Aux Hippies") : Unreleased duet.
..... Created first for the french tv Show 'Sacha Show' (1/11/67),
..... Second version for 'Brigitte Bardot Show' (1/01/68).
B3 "C'Est Un Jour Comme Un Autre" : originally released 1964.
B4 "Bonnie And Clyde" : originally released 01/1968.
B5 "Everybody Loves My Baby" : originally released 01/1963.
Complimentary Copy - Not for Sale.
©1968 Le Films du Quadrangle
Manufactured by RCA Custom
Not licensed for broadcast
Some albums came with a large poster with a topless Bardot on one side, and hype for the special on the other.
Invitation card with small envelope insert states the following: "We hope you will watch the Burlington Brigitte Bardot Special on December 3, and that you'll enjoy the album of excerpts from the soundtrack of the show. President Burlington Hosiery Company. See images for insert.
('Brigitte Bardot Show', boadcasted in USA 3/12/68 on NBC-TV).
A1 "Bubble Gum" : originally released 07/1965.
A2 "La Madrague" : originally released 01/1963.
A3 "The Good Life" : originally released 1963.
A4 "Comic Strip" : originally released 01/1968.
A5 "Mister Sun" : originally released 06/1966.
B1 "Je Reviendrai Toujours Vers Toi" : originally released 1966.
B2 "Hippies" (aka "La Bise Aux Hippies") : Unreleased duet.
..... Created first for the french tv Show 'Sacha Show' (1/11/67),
..... Second version for 'Brigitte Bardot Show' (1/01/68).
B3 "C'Est Un Jour Comme Un Autre" : originally released 1964.
B4 "Bonnie And Clyde" : originally released 01/1968.
B5 "Everybody Loves My Baby" : originally released 01/1963.
Complimentary Copy - Not for Sale.
©1968 Le Films du Quadrangle
Manufactured by RCA Custom
Not licensed for broadcast
Some albums came with a large poster with a topless Bardot on one side, and hype for the special on the other.
Invitation card with small envelope insert states the following: "We hope you will watch the Burlington Brigitte Bardot Special on December 3, and that you'll enjoy the album of excerpts from the soundtrack of the show. President Burlington Hosiery Company. See images for insert.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Label, Side A): W4RM 1500
- Matrix / Runout (Label, Side B): W4RM 1501
Other Versions (2)
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Special Bardot (Excerpts From The Television Soundtrack) (LP, Compilation, Promo, Mono, Yellow Labels) | Burlington (4) | BI-1020 | US | 1968 | ||
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Special Bardot (Burlington Cameo Brings You) (LP, Compilation, Promo, Mono, Red Labels) | Burlington Sheets | BS-1010 | US | 1968 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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Ms. Bardot is most successful on this album singing sad melodies in french, and I rather enjoy her fifties' jazz take on 'Everybody Loves My Baby'. The paean to 'The Hippies' is really lame, but not any lamer than say, George Harrison's 'Blue Jay Way'. The french, it seems to me, truly misunderstood rock and roll, and the pop music on this album was silly even at the time.
Of course, at the end of the day, it IS Brigitte Bardot. I catching the original TV special these songs came from back in 1968. Ms. Bardot's sultry voice can carry an awful lot of dreck! -
Edited 2 years agoInteresting LP for Gainsbourg and Bardot european fans. It features tracks unavailable anywhere else :
- "Comic Strip" is sung in english. But Bardot isn't singing on that song, 'though she's doing a playback of the song in her TV show ; actually it is the english chorist Madeline Bell who is singing with Gainsbourg.
- "Hippies" sung by Bardot and Sacha Distel wasn't issued on vinyl in Europe at that time, probably due to contractual problems.
The LP has a mastering defect : certain tracks play too slow (it is obvious on "Bonnie And Clyde" which is a fantastic track, not "lame or silly" at all) and you must pitch them.
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