℗ ℗ 1971 Universal Music B.V., The Netherlands
Non, je n'ai rien oublié (Remastered 2014) (Original Album 1971)
Charles Aznavour
Available in 192 kHz / 24-bit AIFF, FLAC high resolution audio formats
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1.1
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Non, je n'ai rien oublié
Charles Aznavour; Christian Gaubert |
6:28 | ||
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1.2
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Un par un
Charles Aznavour; Claude Denjean |
2:40 | ||
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1.3
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Ma vie, ô ma vie
Charles Aznavour; Christian Gaubert |
4:40 | ||
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1.4
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Comme des roses
Charles Aznavour; Claude Denjean |
3:05 | ||
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1.5
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Mourir d'aimer
Charles Aznavour; Claude Denjean |
3:57 | ||
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1.6
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L'instant présent
Charles Aznavour; Christian Gaubert |
3:54 | ||
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1.7
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Partir
Charles Aznavour; Christian Gaubert |
3:11 | ||
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1.8
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J'ai vécu
Charles Aznavour; Christian Gaubert |
2:33 | ||
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1.9
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Je ne veux pas plus parler d'amour
Charles Aznavour; Christian Gaubert |
3:51 | ||
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Total Playing Time 34:19
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This 1971 album from Charles Aznavour, remastered in 2014, includes the socially-conscious song Mourir d'aimer, inspired by André Cayatte's Franco-Italian film of the same name, also released in 1971 and based on a true story. Non, je n'ai rien oublié was a big commercial success, spending 30 weeks on the French chart and peaking at number two. In a recent interview, French rocker Patrick Bruel referred to the title track as "a marvel, a masterpiece" that he wishes he had written himself.
192 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Barclay (France) Studio Masters
This album is a high-resolution digital transfer of material originating from an analogue recording. It may be limited in bandwidth and dynamic range by the technology available at the time of its original creation and is offered as a documentation of a historical release.
This album is a high-resolution digital transfer of material originating from an analogue recording. It may be limited in bandwidth and dynamic range by the technology available at the time of its original creation and is offered as a documentation of a historical release.