Tracklist

A1	Sésame, Ouvre-Toi (Sesame Street Theme)
A2	Petit Canard De Mon Coeur (Rubber Duckie)
A3	En Haut, En Bas (Up And Down)
A4	Je M'En Vais Me Promener (Goin' For A Ride)
A5	Quelle Est Cette Chanson ? (What's The Name Of That Song ?)
A6	Tout L'Monde Aime La Crème Glacée (Everyone Likes Ice Cream)
B1	Chante Avec Nous (Sing)
B2	Autour, Dessus, Dessous, À Travers (Over, Under, Around And Through)
B3	Comme Un Pigeon (Doin' The Pigeon)
B4	L'Imagination (Imagination)
B5	Les Gens De Ton Voisinage (The People In Your Neighborhood)
B6	Cinq Personnes Dans Ma Famille (Five People In My Family)

Companies, etc.

• Manufactured By – Les Productions Fantel Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Children's Television Workshop
• Copyright (c) – Muppets, Inc.

Notes

Sésame is a French-language album that was released in Canada. It contains songs from Bonjour Sésame.

Bonjour Sésame, also known as Sésame or Rue Sésame, was the French-language dub of Sesame Street, produced for the Canadian market. In contrast to the occasional bilingual elements of Sesame Street Canada, this version was a fully dubbed package, translated into Québécois rather than the more formal French used in France.

It was one of several "Open Sesame" packages, translations targeted for nations as an alternative to full-coproduction, along with the French Bonjour Sesame and Sesamo Apriti, among others.

The series debuted over Radio-Canada in September, 1975, and was broadcast primarily in Montreal.

Voices:
- André Montmorency as Blaise
- Ronald France as Gustave
- Victor Désy as Croque Croque Le Monstre
- Benoit Marleau as Ernest
- Normand Fréchette as L'Oiseau Géant