The Brigitte Bardot Show

An extremely rare example of a celebrity who made actual good records, French sex kitten Brigitte Bardot used her alluring personality, and the genius of collaborator Serge Gainsbourgh, to make a series of super swell Sixties sides. Like one of Serge's other gals, Jane Birkin, Ms BB isn't a great singer. But rather than try to fit into a standard pop singer mold - the downfall of so many singing-actor records - Bardot sings cute and sexy over music that is tailored for her. There's a psych-rock edge to many of the songs here.

This 1968 tv special soundtrack features a couple of familiar classics ("Harley Davidson," and "Contact"), some great songs I wasn't familiar with (the rocker "Ce N'est Pas Vrai", the kooky tablas-a-go-go "Oh Qu'il Est Vilain"), and the instrumental interludes of Francis "Theme From A Man and A Woman" Lai. His "Saint-Tropez" is one of the best tracks on this album.  If I had a radio show this would be my opening theme.

The Brigitte Bardot Show

A1	Harley Davidson	2:30
A2	Marseillaise Générique	2:10
A3	Mister Sun	3:12
A4	Ay Que Viva La Sangria	2:30
A5	Ce N'est Pas Vrai	1:38
A6	Gang Gang	2:00
A7	Saint-Tropez	1:10
A8	Port Grimaud	0:30
B1	Oh Qu'il Est Vilain	2:25
B2	Paris	1:35
B3	Je Reviendrai Toujours Vers Toi	2:23
B4	On Déménage	2:03
B5	Le Diable Est Anglais	2:40
B6	David B...	1:10
B7	Contact

Thanks again to that international master of musical mystery, Count Otto Black!