Key Features

• ● This rare Japanese pressing features the original soundtrack to Jacques Demy's 1973 film L'Événement Le Plus Important Depuis Que L’Homme A Marché Sur La Lune, known in Japan as Mon Paris. Composed by the legendary Michel Legrand and featuring vocals by Mireille Mathieu, this essential soundtrack captures the whimsical and melodic spirit of classic French cinema.
• ● Original 1973 Japanese pressing on Overseas Records
• ● Rare obi strip included
• ● Features compositions by jazz and film score icon Michel Legrand
• ● Includes vocals by French chanson legend Mireille Mathieu
• ● Beautifully preserved jacket and vinyl surface
• ● A must-have for fans of French cinema, lounge, and soundtracks
• ● Brand: NO BRAND
• ● Artist: Michel Legrand / Mireille Mathieu
• ● Release Title: L'Evenement Le Plus Important Depuis Que L'Homme A Marche Sur La Lune
• ● Record Label: Overseas Records
• ● Catalog Number: UPS-211-V
• ● Format: Vinyl LP
• ● Record Size: 12 inches
• ● Speed: 33 1/3 RPM
• ● Genre: Soundtrack
• ● Style: French Soundtrack
• ● Release Year: 1973
• ● Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ● Record Grading: VG+
• ● Sleeve Grading: VG+
• ● Edition: Original
• ● Material: Vinyl
• ● Type: Album

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