1. La Foule
2. La Vie En Rose
3. Mon Manege A Moi (Tu Me Fais Tourner La Tete)
4. J'm'en Fous Pas Mal
5. Fais Comme Si
6. Les Trois Cloches
7. Les Amants De Paris
8. Je Sais Comment
9. Bal Dans Ma Rue
10. Milord
11. Plus Bleu Que Tes Yeux
12. Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien
13. Les Flonflons Du Bal
14. Hymne A L'amour
15. Le Vieux Piano
16. Jezebel
17. Mon Vieux Lucien
18. Padam Padam
19. Mon Dieu (En Anglais)
20. Hymn To Love
21. Sous Le Ciel De Paris
22. Bravo Pour Le Clown
23. Les Amants
24. Johnny, Tu N'es Pas Un Ange
25. La Goualante Du Pauvre Jean
26. A Quoi Ca Sert L'amour
27. Le 'Ca Ira'
28. Une Valse
29. Emporte-Moi
30. L'accordeoniste
31. La Vie En Rose (En Anglais)
32. L'homme De Berlin
33. Legende (Inedit)
34. C'est A Hambourg
35. L'homme A La Moto
36. Un Dimanche A Londres (Inedit)
37. Les Amants D'un Jour
38. A L'enseigne De La Fille Sans Coeur
39. Autumn Leaves
40. La Valse De L'amour
41. Dans Les Prisons De Nantes
42. Les Mots De L'amour
43. Pour Moi Toute Seule
44. Il Y Avait

Summary: Abandoned as a baby and raised in a brothel, Piaf was dicovered singing in the streets of Paris by a club owner, who started her 30-year career during which time she became France's best-loved and best-known songstress, with major hits from beginning to end. At times singing in front of the band with no microphone, her powerful voice and emotional delivery was a striking contrast to her diminutive size. Nicknamed "the Little Sparrow," Piaf was plagued by controversy, from implications in a clubowner's death to multiple affairs (including Yves Montand and Charles Aznavour), drugs, and alcohol. Her torchy cabaret and dramatically theatrical songs eventually won her global recognition. This two-CD set covers highlights of her career up to her death in 1963, many of which are now standards. Described in France as "the greatest figure in the history of song," her voice still rings with a passion for life, something that eventually consumed her. "--Derek Rath"