Finest Selection Of: Chansons CD

Finest Selection Of: Chansons Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, French, Oldies Collections
Label	ZYX
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	446515
CD Universe Part number	6815622
Catalog number	10009
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 12, 2005
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Finest Selection Of: Chansons Songs

	1.	La Vie en Rose - Edith Piaf
	2.	Ma Pomme - Maurice Chevalier
	3.	Marinella - Tino Rossi
	4.	La Romance de Paris - Charles Trenet
	5.	J'ai Duex Amours - Josephine Baker
	6.	C'est Moi de Mari - Jean Gabin
	7.	Pourquoi M'as Tu Fait Ca - Arletty
	8.	Prenez Mes Fleurettes - Mistinguett
	9.	Redis le Me - Fernandel
	10.	L' Accordeoniste - Edith Piaf
	11.	Lili Marleen - Marlene Dietrich
	12.	Frou Frou - Bertha Sylvia
	13.	Mon Vieux Paris - Maurice Chevalier
	14.	Catari - Tino Rossi
	15.	Ca Vaut Mieux que D'attraper la Scarlatine - Ray Ventura
	16.	Le Chaland Qui Passe - Lys Gauty
	17.	Haiti - Josephine Baker

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