Mario Cavallero Son Orchestre Et Ses Chanteurs
Hit Parade Chanté - Pop Hits - Vol. 29
1x 12" Vinyl
Repress
Studio AlbumHit Parade Chanté - Pop Hits - Vol. 29
Mario Cavallero Son Orchestre Et Ses Chanteurs
Catalog #
30 PH 1829
Tracks
12
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Notes
Laminated cover, matte rear [Labels] Made in France G.U. [Rear cover] existe en K7 20268 Ⓣ et TC8 40529 Ⓤ
Tracklist
album
Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl
A1
--:----:--La Vieille
expand_more- Vocals Interprte
A2
--:----:--Bidon
expand_more- Vocals Int
A3
--:----:--Don't Go Breaking My Heart
expand_moreA4
--:----:--Maladie D'amour
expand_more- Vocals Int
A5
--:----:--Europa
expand_more- Performer Int
- Writer
A6
--:----:--Allez Oop
expand_more- Performer Int
album
Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl
B1
--:----:--Gabrielle
expand_more- Vocals Interprte
B2
--:----:--Gentil Dauphin Triste
expand_more- Vocals Int
B3
--:----:--Shake Your Booty
expand_more- Performer Int
B4
--:----:--Viens Que Je T'embrasse
expand_more- Vocals Int
- Writer
B5
--:----:--You Should Be Dancing
expand_more- Performer Int
B6
--:----:--Une Femme
expand_more- Vocals Int
Questions about the credits
- Who wrote Hit Parade Chanté - Pop Hits - Vol. 29 by Mario Cavallero Son Orchestre Et Ses Chanteurs?
- The writing on Hit Parade Chanté - Pop Hits - Vol. 29 by Mario Cavallero Son Orchestre Et Ses Chanteurs is credited to Gilles Thibaut, Jacques Revaux, Michel Sardou, Alain Souchon, Laurent Voulzy, Ann Orson & Carte Blanche, Henri Salvador, Leona Soime, Marc Lanjean, Carlos Santana, Tom Coster, Alan Williams, John Richardson, Long Chris, Patrick Larue, Tony Cole, Gérard Lenorman, Pierre Delanoë, Harry Wayne Casey & Richard Finch, Michel Jourdan, Shuki Levy, Robin Gibb, Barry Gibb & Maurice Gibb, Jeane Manson, and Michel Mallory.
Questions about the companies and places
- Which company distributed this edition of Hit Parade Chanté - Pop Hits - Vol. 29 by Mario Cavallero Son Orchestre Et Ses Chanteurs, which lists France as its release country or market?
- This edition of Hit Parade Chanté - Pop Hits - Vol. 29 by Mario Cavallero Son Orchestre Et Ses Chanteurs, with France listed as its release country or market, was distributed by Musidisc-Europe.
Credits & Production
Credits
6 roles · 33 credits- Writer
- Gilles Thibaut
- Jacques Revaux
- Michel Sardou
- Alain Souchon
- Laurent Voulzy
- Ann Orson & Carte Blanche
- Henri Salvador
- Leona Soime
- Marc Lanjean
- Carlos Santana
- Tom Coster
- Alan Williams
- John Richardson
- Long Chris
- Patrick Larue
- Tony Cole
- Gérard Lenorman
- Pierre Delanoë
- Harry Wayne Casey & Richard Finch
- Michel Jourdan
- Shuki Levy
- Robin Gibb, Barry Gibb & Maurice Gibb
- Jeane Manson
- Michel Mallory
- Photography
- Orchestra
- Vocals Interprte
- Performer Int
Companies & Places
2 companies · 2 relationships- Distributed By
- Printed By