| | Edith Piaf Early Years: 1937-1938, Vol. 2 CD Edith Piaf Discography of CDs
Recording information: 01/28/1937-03/15/1938.
Director: Wal Berg.
Unknown Contributor Role: C.H. Kiffer.
Arranger: Wal Berg.
Personnel: Edith Piaf (vocals); Rene Cloerec, Pierre Dreyfus, Emil Stern (piano).
Liner Note Author: Jacques Canetti.
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