Artist page · 05/07/2026
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10 vinyls tracked, original 1960s LPs from Philips and Disc'AZ shape collector prices.
Brigitte Bardot began her artistic career in the mid-1950s as an actress before emerging as a vocal artist within the French pop and chanson landscape. She is noted for blending traditional chanson with yé-yé influences, highlighted in albums released primarily during the 1960s. Bardot's vinyl catalog includes a range of LPs with original pressings on labels such as Philips and Disc'AZ, featuring the hallmark sound of French popular music from that era.
Her work remains significant in the context of French pop, with a discography that artistic collectors track closely, especially first pressings from both domestic and international releases.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Fontana · 1968
Disc'AZ · 1968
Philips · 1964
Philips · 1963
Philips · 1963
Versailles · 1957Playlist
The tracks that sum up Brigitte Bardot's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
This 1968 album blends pop rock and chanson, featuring the title track and other hits that capture Bardot's vocal style at its peak.
A 1964 LP that demonstrates Bardot's early 60s pop and chanson music, with tracks like 'Moi Je Joue' and a compact 12-song lineup.
The 1968 album 'Show' includes 'Harley Davidson' and several tracks evocative of Bardot's pop rock phase, with multiple vinyl versions from France and Chile.
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Brigitte Bardot was a key figure in French pop, transforming 60s chanson with a distinctive blend of yé-yé and pop rock.— French Pop Historians
Released in 1968 by Disc'AZ in France (catalog STEC LP 41), this original pressing is sought after with prices around €79 and three copies known for sale.
The 1964 Brazilian pressing of 'B.B.' on Philips (SLP-9160) commands collector attention with a want/have ratio of 7.6:1 and currently 3 copies available around €54 to €135.
'Bonnie And Clyde' from 1968 shows original vinyl editions across Japan, Switzerland and other countries, pushing some price points beyond €290 for special edition releases.
With over 180,000 listeners and nearly 1 million plays, 'Moi Je Joue' remains Brigitte Bardot's most heard song on streaming platforms, reflecting its lasting popularity since its 1964 release.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Brigitte Bardot is a French actress and singer, born in Paris in 1934, known for her impact on 60s French pop and yé-yé music.
Her music covers French pop, chanson, yé-yé, and variété francophone styles typical of the 1960s era.
'Show' was released in 1968, available in LP format with both mono and stereo pressings.
Original pressings from France, Brazil, and Japan, particularly 'Show', 'B.B.', and 'Bonnie And Clyde', attract vinyl collectors worldwide.
French original pressings like the 'Show' LP on Disc'AZ offer a fair price range around €52 to €79 depending on condition and availability.
Her blend of yé-yé pop with chanson gained significant popularity, making her a recognizable figure in French music of the 1960s.
'Moi Je Joue', 'Bonnie And Clyde', and 'La Madrague' are among the top streamed tracks, with tens to hundreds of thousands of listeners each.
Most of her albums were released on 12" LP vinyls in mono or stereo formats, including some 10" albums from the early 60s.
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