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1.StopÀ Bicyclette – Yves Montand 02:44
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2.StopLa Chansonette – Yves Montand 02:45
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3.StopTrois Petites Notes de Musique – Yves Montand 03:01
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4.StopLes Grands Boulevards – Yves Montand 02:29
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5.StopLa Marie-Vison – Yves Montand 02:23
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6.StopPlanter Café – Yves Montand 03:37
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7.StopBarbara: – Yves Montand 03:46
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8.StopEn Sortant de l'École – Yves Montand 02:43
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9.StopSyracuse – Yves Montand 02:08
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10.StopBella Ciao – Yves Montand 01:56
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11.StopLet's Make Love – Yves Montand 01:21
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12.StopLes Cireurs de Souliers de Broadway – Yves Montand 03:40
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13.StopSanguine, Joli Fruit – Yves Montand 02:45
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14.StopLa Chanson de Bilbao – Yves Montand 04:34
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15.StopEst-Ce Ainsi Que Les Hommes Vivent? – Yves Montand 03:55
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16.StopCoucher Avec Elle – Yves Montand 02:31
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17.StopMon Manege à Moi – Yves Montand 06:20
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18.StopIdylle Philomenale – Yves Montand 01:47
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19.StopL' Etrangere – Yves Montand 02:41
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20.StopL' Addition – Yves Montand 02:49
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21.StopDans Les Plaines du Far West – Yves Montand 03:04
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22.StopAmor Dammi Quel Fazzolettino – Yves Montand 02:11
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23.StopL' Amoureuse – Yves Montand 02:19
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24.StopLes Tuilieries – Yves Montand 02:30
Alright, let's get the hyperbole and summation out of the way first: this 24-track collection -- in wonderfully remastered sound -- is simply the best single-disc collection of Yves Montand's work available in the United States at the very least, and perhaps in the world. (The former stated simply because saying "in the United States" isn't saying much.) The "why" is simple: try to find "Let's Make Love" anywhere but on the soundtrack album to the film of the same name -- and yes, it's sung in English. Also, try to find his first cut "Dans les Plaines du Far West" or the L?o Ferr?/ Louis Aragon surrealistic ditty "L'Etranger," or the partisan tunes "Bella Ciao" and "Amor Dammi Quel Fazzolettino" recorded during the Second World War in his mother tongue (Montand's real name was Ivo Livi). Like many of France's great artists, Montand was also a virulent anti-****** and took part in the Resistance. As for this collection, Unreleased, Rare Essential, his standard repertoire is here as well: "? Bicyclette," "Les Grands Boulevards," "Coucher Ave Elle," the Brecht-Weill number "La Chanson de Bilbao," "Sanguine, Joli Fruit," and "L' Amoureuse." These 24 cuts are a tour de force in French chanson, and a standard bearer of what was once the grand tradition of popular music in Europe. Thom Jurek, Rovi
- Genre: World, Vocal, Rock
- Subgenre: Vocal/Standards, Foreign Language Rock
- Category Vocal Pop, Traditional Pop, French Pop
- Release Date: September 5, 2006
- Artist: Montand Yves