OLYMPIA 1974

A1. A Paris (instrumental) A2. Mon frère A3. Batting Joe A4. L'Etrangère A5. Quelqu'un A6. Clémentine A7. La Colombe de l'arche A8. La Bicyclette A9. Coucher avec elle B1. Bella ciao B2. Sir Godfrey B3. Dans ma maison B4. Les Grands Boulevards B5. Le Temps des Cerises B6. Ne rêvez pas C1. Les Saltimbanques C2. Du soleil plein la tête C3. En sortant de l'école C4. Je me souviens C5. La Complainte de Mandrin C6. Luna Park C7. Planter café D1. Idylle philoménale D2. Sanguine, joli fruit D3. Quand un soldat D4. Le Télégramme D5. Le Cireur de Souliers de Broadway D6. Les Feuilles mortes D7. Le Chant des partisans From 1968 to 1981, Yves Montand deserted the stage and devoted himself entirely to cinema. But when, in September 1973, the šcoup d'etat› in Chile led to the arrival in France of a large number of political refugees, he could not remain indifferent. It is in their favor that, faithful to his commitments to the left, Yves Montand returns to the stage of the Olympia on February 12, 1974, for a unique concert, broadcast live on the radio. After a very short preparation, which he himself compares to an athlete's training, the one who "sings with his body", according to Marilyn Monroe's formula, revisits his successes, the songs of Jacques Prévert and the songs of the Commune that he canceled to make known. All this, accompanied by the faithful Bob Castella and his orchestra, with a furiously joyful energy!