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| name = Edith Piaf | artist = [[Édith Piaf]] ...

| artist = [[Édith Piaf]] ...her=Discogs|accessdate=November 26, 2020|url=https://www.discogs.com/Edith-Piaf-Chansons-Des-Caf%C3%A9s-De-Paris/release/12908180}}</ref><ref name=ED>{{cit ...

| artist = [[Édith Piaf]] '''''Chansons Parisiennes''''' is a collection of eight songs from [[Édith Piaf]]. The collection included "[[La Vie en rose]]" and was released on the [[C ...

| name = Chansons d’Édith Piaf | cover = Chansons d’Édith Piaf.jpg ...

==Albums== ...f You Love Me (Really Love Me)", the English language version of the Édith Piaf song "[[Hymne à l'amour#English versions|Hymne à l'amour]]" ...

| prev_title = [[Piaf (Elaine Paige album)|Piaf]] ...Elaine Paige ''Encore''}}</ref> The album peaked at number 20 on the [[UK Albums Chart]] in July 1995. ...

...n]]s of songs by artists from [[Quebec]] and [[France]], including [[Édith Piaf]], [[Serge Gainsbourg]], [[Henri Salvador]], [[Raymond Berthiaume]] and [[R ...''mississauga.com'', February 15, 2013.</ref> and at #11 on the [[Canadian Albums Chart]]. ...

...equently appears on Dean Martin compilation albums; a rendition of [[Edith Piaf]]'s classic "[[La Vie en rose]]"; the title song from the [[MGM]] classic [ |writer5 = [[Louiguy]], [[Édith Piaf]], [[Mack David]] ...

...'' host by [[Jean-Pierre Foucault]] on [[TF1]]. Her performance of [[Édith Piaf]]'s rock hit "L'Homme à la moto" allows her to release her first single. I ===Albums=== ...

...)|Barbara]]. [[Charles Dumont (singer)|Charles Dumont]], who wrote many of Piaf's hits, also began writing songs for her.<ref name="Hennessey">{{Cite book| ===Albums=== ...

...be selected to be part of an album of various French singers like [[Édith Piaf]], [[Gilbert Bécaud]], [[Charles Trenet]], among others, being Daniela the [[Category:2005 albums]] ...

#:Originally recorded by [[Édith Piaf]] on 20 May 1960 #:Originally recorded as "[[Non, je ne regrette rien]]" by [[Édith Piaf]] on 10 November 1960 ...

...] and [[Charles Aznavour]]), and that Edith Lefel had often imitated Edith Piaf at home for their entertainment. On the evening of the Olympia concert, May ===Albums=== ...

...d by his grandparents in Toulouse where he heard [[Glenn Miller]], [[Édith Piaf]] and [[Louis Armstrong]] (among others) on the radio. In 1947 he failed hi He sent his lyrics to [[Marguerite Monnot]], Édith Piaf's songwriter, who put them to music. ("Méphisto", "Le Sentier de la guerre ...

| writer4 = {{hlist|[[Louis Guglielmi]]|Édith Piaf}}<small>(English adaptation by [[Mack David]])</small> | extra4 = [[Édith Piaf]] ...

| writer11 = {{hlist|[[Édith Piaf]]|[[Tokiko Iwatani]]|[[Marguerite Monnot]]}} [[Category:2014 albums]] ...

...[Michel Vaucaire]])</small> – from the album ''[[Piaf (Elaine Paige album)|Piaf]]'' ...Geoffrey Parsons (lyricist)|Geoffrey Parsons]])</small> – from the album ''Piaf'' ...

...t number 22 on the US ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'' [[Heatseekers Albums]] chart, making it her first charting album in the country. "[[La vie en rose]]", originally by [[Édith Piaf]], was released as the EP's first single on February 2, 2019 to celebrate [ ...

| writer5 = lyrics: [[Édith Piaf]]; music: [[Louis Guglielmi]] | extra5 = Édith Piaf ...

#:Originally recorded by [[Édith Piaf]] on 8 February 1956 [[Category:Barb Jungr albums]] ...