Mireille Mathieu - Les Plus Grands Succes de Mireille Mathieu (1988)

Tracklist:
01. L'enfant Que Je N'ai Jamais Eu 03:29
02. La Derniere Valse 03:09
03. Mon Credo 02:52
04. Viens Dans Ma Rue 02:31
05. Qu'elle Est Belle 02:16
06. Paris En Colere 02:38
07. J'ai Garde L'accent 03:32
08. Pardonne-Moi Ce Caprice D'enfant 03:24
09. Une Histoire D'amour 02:57
10. Une Femme Amoureuse 04:12
11. Acropolis Adieu 03:29
12. A Blue Bayou 04:00
13. Tous Les Enfants Chantent Avec Moi 03:22
14. Santa Maria De La Mer 03:40
15. Mille Colombes 03:53
16. La Paloma Adieu 03:53
17. Vis Ta Vie 04:03

Mireille Mathieu (born July 22, 1946) is a French singer, who besides being very successful in her own country, became a star of international stature, recording in several languages.
She was born in Avignon, Vaucluse, France, the oldest daughter of a poor family of fourteen children. She began singing as a small child, appearing in public at the age of four, singing in her church. As a young girl she worked in a factory, where she saved her money to pay for singing lessons.
Discovered by Johnny Stark, manager of France’s biggest star at the time, Johnny Hallyday, she was tutored by orchestra leader Paul Mauriat and song writer Andre Pascal who wrote “Mon credo”, “Viens dans ma rue”, “La premiere etoile” and many other hits for her . After her television performance in 1965 and debut run at the Paris Olympia, she was immediately hailed as the next Edith Piaf, such was her haunting voice.
Singles such as “Mon Credo” and “C’est Ton Nom” made her a huge star in France and all over Europe while making her a big success in North America and Mexico. Her French cover of Engelbert Humperdinck’s “The Last Waltz” generated much publicity in Great Britain and with hit after hit, she soon toured Canada and the United States where she appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show and the Danny Kaye Show. In Las Vegas, she sang with Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra to great applause.