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Charles Aznavour - Greatest Golden Hits (CD)

Greatest Golden Hits
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Album Details: Greatest Golden Hits

Release Date:04/23/1996
Label:Angel Records
UPC:724383370320

Track List: Greatest Golden Hits

  1. After Loving You
  2. Happy Anniversary
  3. It Will Be My Day
  4. La Boheme
  5. She
  6. The Old Fashioned Way
  7. What Makes A Man
  8. Yesterday When I Was Young
  9. You've Got To Learn
  10. How Sad Venice Can Be
  1. Ave Maria
  2. Hold Back The Night
  3. I Didn't See The Time Go By
  4. I'll Be There
  5. The Times We've Known
  6. You've Let Yourself Go
  7. La Baraka
  8. And I In My Chair
  9. Sunday's Not My Day
  10. A Blue Like The Blue Of Your Eyes

User Reviews: Greatest Golden Hits

  • Overall:

    Greatest songs ever!

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Feb 25, 2001

    Charles Aznavour expresses himself in English in this amazing album, which is a must to have for all great music lovers. Wonderful lyrics, magical music, and heavenly voice. Get it now :)

  • Overall:

    Incredible CD

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  May 26, 2000

    This CD is truly great in the sense that it really sings to the ear. Each note in each song is vital and beautifully written. The song topics are great ranging from light to heavy, capturing all types of emotions. All in all a great buy and a wonder...ful pass time. Read more Less

Pro Reviews: Greatest Golden Hits

  • All Music Guide

    Greatest Golden Hits collects English-language versions of French-Armenian crooner Charles Aznavour's biggest hits, including his two U.K. hits, the chart-topper "She" and "The Old Fashioned Way." It can safely be said that Aznavour sings with an unparalleled conviction and passion -- one listen to the aching masterpiece "Yesterday When I Was Young" easily demonstrates how his golden talents shine through in English as well as French. One easily believes every word Aznavour sings, from lamenting about his lost youth to the bittersweet tragic story of a lonely transvestite in the epic "What Makes a Man." Unfortunately, some of these songs don't quite hold up in English, and their arrangements are somewhat lacking, such as "Hold Back the Night," which sounds like a theme from a bad 1980s network television series, and the drippy "I'll Be There." "You've Let Yourself Go" sounds awkward, and pales in comparison to the wonderful French version. Regardless, there are enough magic moments on ...this album that one can easily overlook (or skip) those tracks and concentrate on the others. Highlights include the opening "After Loving You," his take on "Ave Maria," the glorious "The Times We've Known," the cool "La Baraka," the festive and timeless "It Will Be My Day" and "Sunday's Not My Day," and "A Blue Like the Blue of Your Eyes," which was also a hit for Edith Piaf. So, for fans of Charles Aznavour, this delightful English-language collection is a welcome addition to his catalog, but should not detract one from the original, sublime French versions. - Jose F. Promis, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Biography

Charles Aznavour

Charles Aznavour is perhaps the best-known French music hall entertainer in the world -- renowned the world over for the bittersweet love songs he has written and sung, which seem to embody the essence of French popular song, and also for his appearances on screen in such wildly divergent fare as Shoot the Piano Player, Candy, and The Tin Drum. His status as the quintes... Read more