Le Disque d'or de Dalida

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Le Disque d'or de Dalida
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Studio album by
Released1959 (1959)
Recorded1959
Genre World music, pop, exotica
Length23:36
Label Barclay
Dalida chronology
Les Gitans
(1958)
Le Disque d'or de Dalida
(1959)
Love in Portofino (A San Cristina)
(1959)
Singles from Le Disque d'or de Dalida
  1. "Come prima"
    Released: 1958 [1]
  2. "Amstramgram"
    Released: February 1959 [2]
  3. "Ciao, ciao bambina"
    Released: April 1959 [3]

Le Disque d'or de Dalida ("Dalida's Golden Record") is the fifth album of Dalida, containing hits like "Ciao, ciao bambina", the classic "Come prima (Tu me donnes)", the Hebrew folk song "Hava naguila (Dansons mon amour)", "Guitare et tambourin" and "Amstramgram".

Contents

Track listing

Barclay – 80106, 065 523-0: [4] [5]

Side one
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Ciao, ciao bambina" (Piove) Dino Verde, Domenico Modugno & Jacques Larue2:50
2."Ce serait dommage"Fernand Bonifay & Lefty Davis2:08
3."Si je pouvais revivre un jour ma vie" Gilbert Bécaud, Louis Amade & Pierre Delanoë 2:20
4."Du moment qu'on s'aime" (Piccolissima serenata)Fernand Bonifay, Gianni Ferrio & Jacques Hourdeaux2:21
5."Tu m'étais destiné" (You Are My Destiny)Jacques Plante & Paul Anka 2:35
Side two
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Come prima" (Tu me donnes)Alessandro Taccani, Jacques Larue, Mario Panzeri & Vincenzo Di Paola2:38
2."Hava naguila" (Dansons mon amour) Charles Aznavour & Sid Danoff2:17
3."Tout l'amour"André Salvet, Bunny Botkin, Gil Garfield, Guy Bertret & Patrick Murtagh1:45
4."Guitare et tambourin"Jean Broussolle, Peter De Angelis & Robert Marcucci2:24
5."Amstramgram" Eddie Barclay & Jacques Larue2:18
Total length:23:36

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