Vinyl Album - Connie Francis - Connie Francis Sings "Never On Sunday" And Other Title Songs From Motion Pictures - Metro

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Connie Francis
Title:	Connie Francis Sings "Never On Sunday" And Other Title Songs From Motion Pictures
Label:	Metro
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	2355 043
Date:	1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Connie Francis	Never On Sunday	Towne, Hadjidakis	Rate
A2	Connie Francis	Young At Heart	Leigh, Richards	Rate
A3	Connie Francis	Around The World	Young, Adamson	Rate
A4	Connie Francis	High Noon	Washington, Tiomkin	Rate
A5	Connie Francis	April Love	Webster, Fain	Rate
A6	Connie Francis	Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart)	Engvick, Auric	Rate
B1	Connie Francis	Three Coins In The Fountain	Styne, Cahn	Rate
B2	Connie Francis	Tammy	Livingston, Evans	Rate
B3	Connie Francis	Anna	Giordano, Vatro, Engvick	Rate
B4	Connie Francis	Moonglow And Picnic	Hudson, DeLange, Mills And Boosey, Hawkes	Rate
B5	Connie Francis	Love Me Tender	Presley, Matson	Rate
B6	Connie Francis	Love Is A Many Splendored Thing	Webster, Fain	Rate

Notes

Phonogram Pty Ltd release
Metro Label

Same contents and album artwork as USA MGM SE 3965 CONNIE FRANCIS SINGS "NEVER ON SUNDAY" AND OTHER TITLE SONGS FROM MOTION PICTURES.

This album was simultaneously released on MC METRO 3137 053. The above album was previously issued in Australia by EMI in mono only on MGM 02 7575.

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confranfan SUBS 11th Jun 2017		The budget Metro label, which had been launched by MGM Records in the US in 1965, made its overseas debut when reactivated by Polydor in Germany in June 1972. From a chronological point of view, it would appear to have replaced the Karussell label on which Phonogram had marketed its earlier budget Connie Francis releases.