Double 33 rpm disc Recital “Yves Montand” 1954

Double Album Yves Montant at the Théâtre de l'Étoile

Odeon label reference ODX101 and ODX102

Condition of the discs: excellent

Condition of the cover: impeccable exterior appearance, interior condition: small tears at the level of the storage of the discs

Side A:

A1- The Ballad Of Paris (Written-By – Bob Castella, Francis Lemarque)
A2 - First Steps (Little Boys, Little Girls of Sunday)
A3- When A Soldier (Written-By – Francis Lemarque)

A4- A Young Lady on a Swing (Written-By – Michel Vaucaire, Mireille (2) )
A5- It Fell (Written-By – Louiguy, Michel Vaucaire)
A6- The Acrobats (Written-By – G. Apollinaire*, Louis Bessières)

Side B:
B1- Striped Vest (Written-By – Henri Contet, Louiguy)
B2- Because I Love You (Written-By – Henri Crolla)
B3- Flamenco From Paris (Written-By – Léo Ferré)
B4- He Makes… (Written-By – Edith Piaf, Edouard Chekler* )
B5- The Painter, The Apple & Picasso (Written-By – Jacques Prévert)
B6- Sanguine (Written-By – Henri Crolla, Jacques Prévert)
B7- Du Soleil Plein La Tête (Written-By – André Hornez, Henri Crolla)

Side C:
C1- You, You Don't Look Like Anyone (Written-By – Francis Lemarque)
C2- The Path of the Olive Trees (Written-By – Francis Lemarque)
C3- The Truckers (Written-By – Francis Lemarque)
C4- Give Me Money (Written-By – Anne-Marie Cazalis, Henri Crolla)
C5- Broadway Shoe Shines (Written-By – Henri Crolla, Jacques Prévert)
C6- Tell Me Jo (Written-By – Henri Crolla, Jean Cosmos)

Side D:
D1- The Conductor Is in Love (Written-By – G. Liferman*, Jacques Mareuil)
D2- It's At Dawn (Written-By – Flavien Monod, Philippe-Gérard)
D3- Barbara (Lyrics By – Jacques Prévert)
D4- In Paris (Written-By – Francis Lemarque)
D5- The Dead Leaves (Written-By – Jacques Prévert, J. Kosma*)
D6- It’s So Good (Written-By – André Hornez, Henri Betti)