Collected (Gol) [Limited Edition] [180 Gram]
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Tracklist
1
Jezebel
2
Parce Que
3
Les Deux Guitares
4
Je M'voyais DÉJA
5
If Faut Savoir
6
Les Comédiens
7
La Mamma
8
Sa Jeunesse Entre Ses Mains
9
Et Pourtant
10
For Me Formidable
11
Sur Ma Vie
12
A Ma Fille
13
Que C'est Triste Venise
14
Une Enfant
15
Hier Encore
16
Au Printemps Tu Reviendras
17
La Bohème
18
Paris Au Mois D'août
19
Tout S'en Va
20
Emmenez-Moi
21
Le Cabotin
22
Non Je N'ai Rien Oublié
23
Mourir D'aimer
24
Les Plaisirs Démodés
25
Comme Ils Disent
26
A Ma Femme
27
Tous Les Visages de L'amour
28
Mes Emmerdes
29
J'ai Vu Paris
30
Toi Et Moi
31
Je T'aime Aime
32
Avec Un Brin de Nostalgie
33
Tomorrow Is My Turn
34
How Sad Venice Can Be
35
The Old Fashioned
36
The "I Love You" Song
37
She
38
Yesterday When I Was I Young
39
I'll Be There
40
La Légende de Stenka Razine (With Les Compagnons de la Chanson)
41
Je Voyage (With Katia Aznavour)
42
Il Faut Savoir (With Johnny Hallyday)
43
Young at Heart (With Frank Sinatra)
44
J'aime Paris Au Mois de Mai (With Zaz)
45
Ave Maria
About This Release
Collected by Charles Aznavour is a wonderful collection of hits and classics by the French chansonnier, that touches your soul at every moment. It's an overview of his work during the sixties, seventies and duets with Johnny Hallyday on "Il Faut Savoir" and with Frank Sinatra "Young At Heart". Also his English versions of "How Sad Venice Can Be", "The Old Fashioned Way", "She" and four more English songs are included on this deluxe Trifold 3LP album.In the early 1950s a man of short stature attempts to win over his audience. With a hoarse voice he delivers songs that do not catch on. People jeer at him. Tomatoes fly through the air. The Frenchman with Armenian roots slinks off the stage, but does not quit. Ironically, the song that makes him a household name is the song in which he recalls his agonising trial. The audience reacted indifferently when Charles Aznavour decided to try out his new song on stage. But when he went on to greet the audience for one final time they all stood and gave him a thundering standing ovation.In the sixties, hits and classics succeed one another. Nobody is bothered any more by his husky voice, by his small stature or his rugged characterful face. The croony "For Me Formidable" (1963), the heart breaking "Et Pourtant" (1963) and the nostalgic "Hier Encore" (1964) confirm his standing as a fan favourite. "La Bohème" (1965) and "Emmenez-moi" (1967) turn Aznavour into a superstar. In "La Bohème", there are impressionist painters strolling in the shadows of the Sacré-Coeur, the compelling "Comme Ils Dissent" (1972) is the first chanson after Vichy France to overtly endorse homo sexuality and in the present "France Of La Manif Pour Tous" (the movement that opposes gay marriage), does it again to sound particularly topical. "Camarade" (1977) was about the nomenklatura, the ruling elite in the Soviet Union and is a social and historical topic. "Avec Un Brin de Nostalgie" is an Aznavour grand cru, maybe even the best he has made over the last thirty years.Charles Aznavour Collected is available as a limited pressing of 1000 individually numbered copies on gold vinyl. The package includes a 4-page booklet with liner notes and photos.