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The Ultimate Collection [Petula Clark] [CD] [1 disc]

Petula Clark
1 disc

1. Downtown
2. Don't Sleep in the Subway
3. My Love
4. I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
5. This Is My Song
6. I Know a Place
7. Other Man's Grass (Is Always Greener)
8. You're the One
9. Round Every Corner
10. Sign of the Times
11. Who Am I?
12. Two Rivers
13. Kiss Me Goodbye
14. Colour My World
15. Happy Heart
16. Sailor
17. Romeo
18. Suddenly There's a Valley
19. With All My Heart
20. My Friend the Sea
21. Chariot
22. Song of My Life
23. Call Me
24. You'd Better Come Home
25. Wind of Change
26. Memories of Love
27. La Vie en Rose
28. I Don't Know How to Love Him (From Jesus Christ Superstar)
29. Look to the Rainbow (From Finian's Rainbow)
30. London Is London (From Goodbye Mr Chips)
31. On the Path of Glory
32. Windmills of Your Mind (From Parkinson)
33. Wedidng Song (There Is Love)
34. Never Been a Horse That Couldn't Be Rode (From the Woman Yo
35. Twelfth of Never
36. Don't Cry For Me Argentina (From Evita)
37. I Could Have Given You More (From London Cast of Sound of M
38. All Through the Years (From Someone Like You)
39. Oxygen (New Mix)
40. When You Get Right Down to It (Previo
41. Tell Me It's Not True (Solo Version) (From Blood Brothers)
42. Perfect Year (From Sunset Boulevard)
43. Here For You (From Here For You)
44. All Those Years Ago
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Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): SANDD111
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This double-CD compilation of tracks recorded by the British pop singer Petula Clark includes "Downtown" and "Don't Sleep In The Subway."
The Ultimate Collection captures the majority of hits recorded in the '60s by Petula Clark, along with familiar themes from film and Broadway productions from the '70s and '80s. Among the 45 tracks are "Downtown," "Don't Sleep in the Subway," "My Love," "A Sign of the Times," and "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love." As a first purchase, casual fans should stick with the 12-track single-disc Downtown: The Greatest Hits of Petula Clark on Buddah. ~ Al Campbell