Brigette Bardot. Philips 10″ from France.
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March 13, 2008 at 12:31 am
lump516
Not quite as silly as it sounds–later in the 1960’s ,when her film career had faded a bit, Bardot did a TV variety series on which she sang quite a bit. Her voice isn’t remarkable, but it’s not bad, either.