Vinyl Album - Michel Louvain - Tour De Chant - Coral

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Michel Louvain
Title:	Tour De Chant
Label:	Coral
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CRL-57362
Date:	Dec 1960
Format:	LP
Genre:	Chanson, Pop
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Michel Louvain	On Efface Tout	Andre Varel, Charly Bailly	Rate
A2	Michel Louvain	Printemps (It Might As Well Be Spring)	Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II, Jean Sablon	Rate
A3	Michel Louvain	Escale A Frisco	Andre Varel, Charly Bailly	Rate
A4	Michel Louvain	Porte Des Lilas	Billy Nencioli	Rate
A5	Michel Louvain	Obsession	Cecile Coulombe	Rate
A6	Michel Louvain	Priere	Cecile Coulombe	Rate
B1	Michel Louvain	Je Sais	Raymond Levesque	Rate
B2	Michel Louvain	Et Hop Ca Y'Est	Jean-Paul Vignon	Rate
B3	Michel Louvain	Pardonnes-Moi	Andre Varel, Charly Bailly	Rate
B4	Michel Louvain	Boom Cha Cha Cha	Charles Trenet, Armand Migiani	Rate
B5	Michel Louvain	Un Certain Sourire (A Certain Smile)	Sammy Fain, Hubert Ithier, Andre Salvet, Paul Francis Webster	Rate
B6	Michel Louvain	Viens Plus Pres (Mama Teach Me To Dance)	Al Hoffman, Dick Manning, Hubert Ithier	Rate

Notes

The release information of this disc comes directly from the 5 December 1960 edition of the Billboard magazine on page 38.

Michel Louvain is a Canadian artist who has gained the majority of his popularity thru French-Candian radio stations. Mr. Louvain is so prosperous that he is in high-demand to sing at night clubs and make concert appearances. Even though this Coral disc did NOT sell well in the United States, Mr. Louvain will eternally be cherished by French language music.

Although this Coral disc has the highest catalog #, CRL-57362, which has the Coral logo inside an oval by means of the front and reverse jackets, this was NOT the final Coral disc that was issued with the appearance of this logo due to the fact that Coral and many other record labels did NOT issue their discs in numerical order.

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