Patachou "Poor People Of Paris" (April 27, 1958) on The Ed Sullivan Show
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Captivating performance. I liked both hearing her speak and sing.
This is what’s called “a performance!”
Incredible
As Patachou alludes in her introduction, this song's journey to America from France was accompanied by a mistranslation. Edith Piaf's "Ballad of Poor Jean" was brought to Capitol Records as an instrumental in 1955, where the translator mistook the name "Jean" for the homophonic "gens," the French word for "people." Les Baxter had a #1 hit with "The Poor People of Paris" in 1956. It was fun to listen to Patachou bringing the song full circle.
Thanks for postint!
what a delight. both her story and her song.
This was excellent! Thank you for sharing it.
I thought they had mistakenly re-posted a video, but, it turns out, she did twice on the show. You can also find the other one from 1956 on the channel.
Xaai
Oh man this is crazy that you're telling that story and then singing it with the mining so it didn't take long to realize oh she's translated the song for us and, and check out her hand movements and they're so accurate and precise this this far predates Eartha Kitt in the vocal style that's pretty far predates hand dancing which is really a well it was a thing at least a couple years ago, pretty good pretty good
Nao percebo nada e deve ser uma grande Atriz.
une chanson d’edith piaf