"La Poupée qui fait non" ("The Doll Who Says No") is a 1966 song written by Franck Gérald (lyrics) and French singer/songwriter Michel Polnareff (music). It was recorded by Polnareff, becoming an immediate success in France and one of Polnareff most definitive songs. Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin/The Yardbirds) played guitar on the recording. It also appeared as the last track in his album Love Me, Please Love Me. Polnareff also made language versions of the song in German ("Meine Puppe sagt non"), Italian ("Una bambolina che fa no, no, no"), and Spanish ("Muñeca que hace no") which helped the song get airplay all over Europe and become hits in language versions by local artists in 1966. There have been tens of covers of the song in English and various languages in the following decades. Polnareff's version from the album Live at the Roxy was also released as a single in 1996, exactly 30 years from the original. Cover versions There have been several covers of the song French language The song was covered by Les Sultans and produced by Denis Pantis. It was released on Télédisc in 1966 with great commercial success Johnny Hallyday made a cover in his album À partir de maintenant released in 1980 Cristina also released her 1980 single, a jazzy and funky cover of "La Poupée qui fait non" Tomislav Ivčić made a cover in his cover album 'Monia - Francuska ploča' released in 1985 Sonoko, a Japanese act included the song on their 1987 album La Débutante (with some verses in broken French) Mylène Farmer et Khaled sang it as a duo live in 1997. It appeared on the album Live à Bercy and was released eventually as a single reaching #6 in France and #5 in Belgium's French charts American band Luna covered the song on the 1999 compilation album Pop Romantique: French Pop Classics, this version was later released on the band's Lunafied compilation album of covers. Danielle, a German club act released an EP entitled just "La Poupée" in 2005 on Storm Records and Kontor Records. The EP contained four versions, all club interpretations of the song: "La Poupee" Radio Version, Club Edit Version, Pop Radio Version and Extended Mix Version (mixed by Gerret Frerichs) and a fifth track "Ave Maria". Dynamics made a 2010 ska/reggae version of the song with additional original spoken lyrics James Blunt sang it live in