Johnny Hallyday - Pavillon De Paris Album

Tracklist

1	Comme Le Soleil	3:19
2	Moi Je T'aime	3:32
3	La Terre Promise	2:37
4	Le Feu	2:58
5	Entre Mes Mains	3:26
6	Sauvez-moi	5:48
7	Gabrielle	5:11
8	Le Bon Temps Du Rock And Roll	7:10
9	Rien Que Huit Jours	5:13
10	C'est Mieux Ainsi	3:42
11	Le Pénitencier	4:01
12	Toujours Là	4:35
13	Qu'est-ce Que Tu Croyais	5:10
14	L'ange Aux Yeux De Laser	2:23
15	Ô Carole	3:17
16	Lucille	4:13
17	Ma Gueule	3:36
18	Frankie Et Johnny	3:20
19	Fils De Personne	3:26
20	Derrière L'amour	4:37
21	Prologue Johnny Concerto	4:45
22	La Première Pierre	3:26
23	La Fin Du Voyage	4:28
24	Ma Chérie C'est Moi	3:26

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
6681 011	Johnny Hallyday	Pavillon De Paris ‎(2xLP, Album)	Philips	6681 011	France	1979
0 6025372374-1	Johnny Hallyday	Pavillon de Paris 1979 ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RM)	Mercury	0 6025372374-1	France	2013
510 198-2	Johnny Hallyday	Pavillon De Paris ‎(2xCD, Album)	Mercury, Universal, Philips	510 198-2	France	2003
6681 011	Johnny Hallyday	Pavillon De Paris ‎(2xLP, Album, Gat)	Philips	6681 011	France	1979
6681 011	Johnny Hallyday	Pavillon De Paris ‎(2xLP, Album, Gat)	Philips	6681 011	France	1979

Notes

JOHNNY HALLYDAY (Pavillon de Paris) Version 1992

Barcodes

• Barcode: 7 31451 01982 1
• Price Code: PG 898

Companies

• Recorded At – Pavillon De Paris

Video

Album

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