Françoise Hardy canta per voi in italiano is the only Italian-language studio album released into Italy of French popular singer Françoise Hardy. This album was released in November 1963 under label Disques Vogue.[3] The first compact disc appeared in January 2013.
First: Marcel Hendrix orchestra is not credited to the back cover and the 2nd album is announced in preparation without revealing the picture sleeve [1]
Second: Marcel Hendrix orchestra is credited to the back cover and the 2nd album released; the picture sleeve was added [2]
Nota bene: The list of songs printed on the back cover does not match the contents of the disc, but the one printed on the labels of the disc is correct.
CD (jewel case) released in January 2013 with cover's replica of first album released into UK in 1964.[10] Contains 12 songs in French language of this album + 10 songs from Françoise Hardy canta per voi in italiano, where the titles are in the same order as engraved on the original disk.[11]
LP released in February 2013 with the second cover's replica of Françoise Hardy canta per voi in italiano. Contains 10 songs in the order written on the back of the 1963 cover.[12]
CD (card sleeve) released in February 2014 with the second cover's replica of Françoise Hardy canta per voi in italiano. Contains 10 songs in the order written on the back of the 1963 cover + 12 bonus tracks, only realised on singles of 1963 to 1967.[13]
^ abThe piece was originally an instrumental entitled "Fort Chabrol", composed by Jacques Dutronc in summer 1961 for his group, Les Dritons. Arranged by Dean Norton, it was recorded by Les Fantômes, in January 1962.
^ abTitle of the original song written by Lucien Morisse and André Salvet. Create by José Salcy & ses Jam’s and take again by Françoise Hardy in 1962 (see debut studio album).
^ abcdefghTitle of the original song, written and performed by Françoise Hardy in 1962 (see debut studio album).
^ abcdTitle of the original song written and registered by par Françoise Hardy in 1963 (see the second studio album).
^ abcdTitle of the original song written and registered by par Françoise Hardy in 1963.
^ abThe original song, entitled “Uh Oh”, was written and performed by Bobby Lee Trammell in 1958. Jil & Jan, adapted it under title Oh oh chéri, for Françoise Hardy in 1962 (see debut studio album).
^Title of the original song written by B. Well (alias Charles Blackwell), performed by The Vernons Girls in 1964: SP, Decca (F.11887), UK. French adaptation, Je veux qu'il revienne, was written and registered by Françoise Hardy in 1964: see Mon amie la rose (album).
^Title of the original song written and performed by Françoise Hardy in 1964: see Mon amie la rose (album).
^Title of the original song written by Blackwell , performed by Samantha Jones in 1965: SP, Don't Come Any Closer - Just Call And I'll Be There, United Artists Records (UP 1087). French adaptation, Non, ce n’est pas un rêve, was written and registered by Françoise Hardy in 1965: see Françoise Hardy (1965 album).