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I'm on the road again this week, but I haven't forgotten you. Here's the first in a series of fabulous daily videos. Today, '60s French singing sensation Sacha Distel teams wtih Mireille Mathieu on the theme from A Man and A Woman in 1966. Mathieu was a powerful pop singer who emerged in the '60s in France with a voice that critics equated to Edith Piaf's. Next, Distel joins Dionne Warwick in 1964 on two bossa novas:
The Girl From Ipanema and Felicidade...
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Mirelle ma belle.........sung with the standard French tremolo as Martin Mull did so well, ma belle.
Posted by: Paul | April 02, 2012 at 02:53 PM