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List Price: $24.49 | | Label: Polygram Int'l
Salesrank: 266261
Released: June 22, 2004 |
| Our Price: $179.34 |
| Used Price: $39.99 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Bonnie and Clyde Track Listing:
1. Bonnie and Clyde - Brigitte Bardot, Serge Gainsbourg
2. Bubble Gum - Brigitte Bardot
3. Comic Strip - Serge Gainsbourg
4. Jour Comme un Autre - Brigitte Bardot
5. Pauvre Lola - Serge Gainsbourg
6. Eau � la Bouche - Serge Gainsbourg
7. Javanaise - Serge Gainsbourg
8. Madrague - Brigitte Bardot
9. Intoxicated Man - Serge Gainsbourg
10. Everybody Loves My Baby - Brigitte Bardot
11. Baudelaire - Serge Gainsbourg
12. Docteur Jekyll et Monsieur Hyde - Serge Gainsbourg
Editorial Review:
20 bit digitally remastered reissue of 1968 collaboration album by actress Brigitte Bardot and her one-time boyfriend,the late French lounge musician Serge Gainsbourg. Contains the original cover art & all 12 original tracks, including the memorable title song. 1998 Mercury/ Philips release.
Bonnie and Clyde Reviews:
How to find these tracks.... 
2007-01-01 - This is a great album, but often goes out of print. Snatch it up if you see it.
If you are looking for an alternate way to get these songs:
All of the Serge Gainsbourg tracks are available on an inexpensive compilation called "Love And The Beat" volume 1. You can also download them on iTunes. The Bardot tracks are on a smattering of comps. Enjoy.
Serge and BB 
2000-06-23 - Gainsbourg's 60's music is so pop & cute...Nobody else sings these songs like BB does(especially in Comic Strip(#3). Her "Shebam! Pow! Blop! Wizz!" makes this song so vividly pop)! The dangerous(?) sound of sergre & BB's voices in Bonnie and Clyde(#1) seems to me like the reflection of their relationship (BB was married; their relationship wasn't going anywhere just like Bonnie & Clyde couldn't get away from their crimes and were being in the danger together). Great album to get the feel of 60's French pop. Serge is still "singing" in this album, not whispering like in his later works. Definitely before (or begining of ) he established his lorita concept.
