BV-3335 Mary Poppins En Francais (1966)

[makeminemusic]

The French version is now available to listen on the "Ears" Record Player. This record was still sealed

Does not appear to be the dub for the film.

You can see pictures of the albums here

 

[eyore]

Interesting.
Must have just been made for the French (as you, not a film dub and. to be honest, not very Disney-sounding).
Only the French could make Chim-chim-cheree sound sexy and also change a made up word (supercalifragilisti....etc) so they could get a rhyme in their own language plus a couple of jazz numbers
I wish I spoke the language better. I wonder if it bears any resemblance to the originals.
Nevertheless, fascinating to hear (as is the Spanish version).
Thanks for giving us the opportunity.

 

[FRAN?OIS]

Interesting.
Must have just been made for the French (as you, not a film dub and. to be honest, not very Disney-sounding).
Only the French could make Chim-chim-cheree sound sexy and also change a made up word (supercalifragilisti....etc) so they could get a rhyme in their own language plus a couple of jazz numbers
I wish I spoke the language better. I wonder if it bears any resemblance to the originals.
Nevertheless, fascinating to hear (as is the Spanish version).
Thanks for giving us the opportunity.

The French Mary Poppins -- which uses the original French lyrics for the film -- is a studio cast with the Hubert Rostaing orchestra, that Yves Montand used often for his recordings, with singer Christiane Legrand ( Michel Legrand's sister!) and Bob Martin singing for Bert. I don't have this LP, which I saw then in the sixties, and can't give the names of the other singers! Internet might reveal that somewhere around some ... corners!

http://www.musicstack.com/album/christiane...ins_en_francais