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TWENTY SONGS OF THE CENTURY is a 2004 album by the French jazz composer Michel Legrand.
First time on CD, Japanese 24-bit K2 remastered reissue of 1974 album, features 20 tracks. BMG. 2004.
Japanese edition. Twenty Songs Of The Century Music Michel Legrand Twenty Songs Of The Century Songs | 1. | St. Louis Blues | |
| 2. | My Man | |
| 3. | Charleston | |
| 4. | Mack the Knife | |
| 5. | Malaguena | |
| 6. | Stormy Weather | |
| 7. | Solitude | |
| 8. | Summertime | |
| 9. | Begin the Beguine | |
| 10. | Cheek to Cheek | |
| 11. | My Funny Valentine | |
| 12. | Over the Rainbow | |
| 13. | How High the Moon | |
| 14. | Laura | |
| 15. | Autumn Leaves | |
| 16. | One Note Samba | |
| 17. | Moon River | |
| 18. | I Will Wait For You | |
| 19. | Yesterday | |
| 20. | Bridge Over Troubled Water | |
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