Vinyl Album - Connie Francis - Eine Insel Fur Zwei... Ihre 20 Grossten Hits - Polydor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Connie Francis
Title:	Eine Insel Fur Zwei... Ihre 20 Grossten Hits
Label:	Polydor
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	2475 731
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Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Connie Francis	Eine Insel Fur Zwei		Rate
A2	Connie Francis	Du Mubt Bleiben, Angelino		Rate
A3	Connie Francis	Die Liebe Ist Ein Seltsames Spiel [Everybody's Somebody's Fool - German version - Abridged]		Rate
A4	Connie Francis	Tu Mir Nicht Weh [Don't Break The Heart That Loves You - German Version]		Rate
A5	Connie Francis	Lili Marleen [German Version]		Rate
A6	Connie Francis	Mama		Rate
A7	Connie Francis	Paradiso [German version]		Rate
A8	Connie Francis	Among My Souvenirs		Rate
A9	Connie Francis	Who's Sorry Now		Rate
A10	Connie Francis	Goodbye Mama		Rate
B1	Connie Francis	Barcarole In Defr Nacht [Dual track version]		Rate
B2	Connie Francis	Schoner Fremder Mann [Someone Else's Boy - German Version]		Rate
B3	Connie Francis	Meine Reise Ist Zu Ende		Rate
B4	Connie Francis	Lipstick On Your Collar		Rate
B5	Connie Francis	Napoli		Rate
B6	Connie Francis	My Happiness		Rate
B7	Connie Francis	Stupid Cupid		Rate
B8	Connie Francis	Where The Boys Are		Rate
B9	Connie Francis	Die Nacht Ist Mein [Tonight's My Night - German version - Dual tracked]		Rate
B10	Connie Francis	Many Tears Ago		Rate

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DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON GESELLSCHAFT/POLYDOR release
POLYDOR label

Simultaneously released on MC POLYDOR 3236 731.

The above album was planned as a TV promotion album and "tested" in Bremen. Its catalog "life" lasted less than two months and it was almost immediately deleted.

It was intended to be Germany's equivalent to the highly successful television promotion campaigns conducted earlier in the USA, Britain, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands and New Zealand but things went wrong. At first glance, it would appear that too much of the material had been made available on too many occasions and in too many forms. Even this may not have proved too big a hurdle had greater effort gone into packaging and presentation. At best, the cover design could be described as "pitiful", and bears no comparison to other TV-marketed albums. Six weeks after release, the product was officially allowed to "die".

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