AUFRAY CHANTE DYLAN (1965)

 The famous 1965 album... France really discovered Bob Dylan with these 11 excellent covers
by Hugues Aufray and the lyrics he translated with Pierre Delanoë.

    Hugues Aufray is a long time friend of Bob Dylan's: he says they met for the first time in 1961 in New York City.
He has released two other albums of Dylan covers: AUFRAY TRANS DYLAN (1995)
and NEW YORKER - HOMMAGE À BOB DYLAN (2009).

    The songs are: Cauchemar Psychomoteur, Les Temps Changent, La Ballade De Hollis Brown, La Fille Du Nord,
Ce Que Je Veux Surtout, La Mort Solitaire De Hattie Carrol, Dieu Est À Nos Côtés, Le Jour Où Le Bateau Viendra, Ce N'Était Pas Moi, Oxford Town, Corrina, Corrina, plus L'Homme Orchestre (that was not on the LP).

  The first names of the artists, missing on the LP, are noted on the songbooks front covers: HUGUES AUFRAY CHANTE BOB DYLAN.
  L'Homme Orchestre (Mr Tambourine Man) was not on the original vinyl, but it was added to the songbooks as it was a hit in France for Hugues Aufray in 1965/1966.
  The songs of the album AUFRAY CHANTE DYLAN have also been published separately as sheet music (click the links above). It seems that of them was not: Ce N'Était Pas Moi (It Ain't Me Babe).

Société Internationale de Musique, 36 pages, no date of publication	Editions Warner Bros. Filipacchi You You Music 1972 (?), 36 pages	Warner Bros. Filipacchi, 1972
Warner Bros. PECF, Paris,early 1980s, 36 pages.