LP Charles Aznavour: 20 Greatest Hits (1952 - 1962) LTD

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Greatest Hits (1952-1962) - LP, CD

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Charles Aznavour

Pop | Jazz | Chanson

2018

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LP Charles Aznavour: 20 Greatest Hits (1952 - 1962) LTD

180g 1952 1962 180gr Vinyl Limited Edition

French Connection (4) 21. September 2018 Europe

Compilation Limited Edition

Charles Aznavour The : Greatest Hits (1952-1962) is a compilation album of Charles Aznavour greatest hits from 1952 to 1962. The album contains some of his most famous songs, such as "She" and "La Bohème".

More ID: 74266 EAN: 8436569192788 Discogs ID: 12641794

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Title	20 Greatest Hits (1952 - 1962) LTD
Artist	Charles Aznavour
More info	180g 1952 1962 180gr Vinyl Limited Edition
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	French Connection (4)
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	21. September 2018
First released	2018
Weight	230 g
EAN	8436569192788
Product ID	74266
Discogs ID	12641794
Discogs reviews	4.57

Charles Aznavour: 20 Greatest Hits (1952 - 1962) LTD version on vinyl LP in limited edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company French Connection (4) on 21. September 2018.

Charles Aznavour The : Greatest Hits (1952-1962) is a compilation album of Charles Aznavour greatest hits from 1952 to 1962. The album contains some of his most famous songs, such as "She" and "La Bohème".

Album spans genres Pop, Jazz and Chanson. 180g 1952 1962 180gr Vinyl Limited Edition.

A1	Ay ! Mourir Pour Toi	3:11 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jean Leccia \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
A2	Je M'Voyais Déjà	3:26 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
A3	Les Deux Guitares	3:57 min
	Arranged By Charles Aznavour \| Conductor [Orchestra] Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Traditional
A4	Tu T'Laisses Aller	3:41 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
A5	Comme Des Étrangers	2:29 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
A6	L'Amour Et La Guerre	2:37 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Bernard Dimey, Charles Aznavour
A7	Il Faut Savoir	3:11 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
A8	Les Comédiens	2:25 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Etienne Verschueren, Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Charles Aznavour, Jacques Plante
A9	Trousse-Chemise	2:29 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Etienne Verschueren, Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Charles Aznavour, Jacques Mareuil
A10	Sur Ma Vie	3:08 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jo Moutet \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
B1	L'Amour C'Est Comme Un Jour	3:46 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Etienne Verschueren, Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Charles Aznavour, Yves Stéphane
B2	Esperanza	2:40 min
	Arranged By Charles Aznavour, Ferrario Abramo \| Conductor [Orchestra] Paul Mauriat \| Written-By Argote Pavon
B3	Jezebel	2:55 min
	Arranged By Charles Aznavour, Raoul Breton \| Conductor [Orchestra & Choir] Franck Pourcel \| Written-By Wayne Shanklin
B4	Poker	2:29 min
	Conductor [Orchestra & Choir] Franck Pourcel \| Written-By Charles Aznavour, Pierre Roche
B5	Le Palais De Nos Chimères	2:25 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jo Moutet \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
B6	Après L'Amour	2:48 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jo Moutet \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
B7	Sa Jeunesse	3:29 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jo Moutet \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
B8	L'Émigrant	2:59 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jo Moutet \| Written-By Charles Aznavour, Marc Heyral
B9	L'Amour A Fleur De Coeur	3:17 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jean Leccia \| Written-By Charles Aznavour
B10	Je Hais Les Dimanches	2:58 min
	Conductor [Orchestra] Jean Leccia \| Written-By Charles Aznavour, Eliane Meyer