EDITH PIAF OLYMPIA 61 ORIGINAL RELEASE COLUMBIA 40112
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Release
Title: Edith Piaf Olympia 61
Artist: Edith Piaf
Label: Columbia Magic Notes
Release Number: CTX40112
Release Year: 1961
Prior Release Year(s): Unknown
Number of Records: 1
Pressing: France
Size: 12 inch
Speed: 33 1/3 RPM
Album Cover: Standard
Album Cover Condition: VG+, lofc, ring wear bc, wobc
Vinyl Condition: VG+, hairline scratch, scuff marks
Graded (Visually/Played): NM
Sleeve: Plain
Sleeve Condition: NM
Insert(s): None
Insert(s) Condition: N/A
Mono/Stereo: Stereo
Electronically Reprocessed/Digital: N/A
Description
enregistrement original realise en direct le soir de la premiere le jeudi 29 decembre 1960
I believe that this the original realese.
Side 1
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratch, scuff marks
Label: NM, green silver print
Matrix Numbers: XLX 900 22A
Stampers: M6 210767 GS
2. Les Flons Flons Du Bal
3. T'es L'homme Qu'il Me Faut
4. Mon Dieu
5. Mon Vieux Lucien
Side 2
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratch, scuff marks
Label: NM, green silver print
Matrix Numbers: XLX 901 22A
Stampers: VII M6 210768
2. Non Je Ne Regrette Rein
3. La Belle histoire D'amour
4. Les blouses Blanches
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