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Jacques Brel
Released 1996

Ne Me Quitte Pas
04:13
96 plays

Mathilde
02:38
89 plays

La Valse A Mille Temps
03:52
88 plays

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songs

- 1
- Quand On N'A Que L'Amour
- 02:35
- 131 plays

- 2
- Grand Jacques (C'est Trop Facile)
- 01:47
- 58 plays

- 3
- La Valse A Mille Temps
- 03:52
- 88 plays

- 4
- Ne Me Quitte Pas
- 04:13
- 96 plays

- 5
- Les Flamandes
- 02:37
- 133 plays

- 6
- Le Plat Pays
- 02:44
- 64 plays

- 7
- Isabelle
- 03:14
- 174 plays

- 8
- Je Ne Sais Pas
- 03:11
- 81 plays

- 9
- L'Ivrogne
- 04:08
- 67 plays

- 10
- Les Biches
- 05:03
- 66 plays

- 11
- Rosa
- 02:44
- 43 plays

- 12
- Les Bourgeois
- 02:54
- 71 plays

- 13
- Madeleine
- 02:42
- 105 plays

- 14
- Bruxelles
- 03:00
- 52 plays

- 15
- Les Bigotes
- 02:44
- 53 plays

- 16
- Les Bonbons
- 03:31
- 52 plays

- 17
- Les Bonbons 67
- 02:59
- 83 plays

- 18
- Jef
- 03:34
- 45 plays

- 19
- Mathilde
- 02:38
- 89 plays

- 20
- Les Vieux
- 04:07
- 43 plays

- 21
- Au Suivant
- 03:08
- 71 plays

- 22
- Fernand
- 05:15
- 40 plays

- 23
- La Chanson De Jacky
- 03:26
- 34 plays

- 24
- Ces Gens-Là
- 04:42
- 48 plays

- 25
- Mon Enfance
- 05:40
- 77 plays

- 26
- La Chanson Des Vieux Amants
- 04:31
- 45 plays

- 27
- Vesoul
- 03:08
- 86 plays

- 28
- J'Arrive
- 04:45
- 39 plays

- 29
- Les Coeurs Tendres
- 03:31
- 42 plays

- 30
- L'Enfance
- 02:52
- 27 plays

- 31
- Le Moribond
- 03:22
- 48 plays

- 32
- Le Dernier Repas
- 03:27
- 38 plays

- 33
- La Quête
- 02:39
- 43 plays

- 34
- Amsterdam
- 03:20
- 111 plays

- 35
- Orly
- 04:22
- 41 plays

- 36
- La Ville S'Endormait
- 04:38
- 41 plays

- 37
- Les Marquises
- 03:52
- 37 plays

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album review

A massive undertaking, Quand On N'a Que l'Amour reissues in roughly chronological order, on ten compact discs, all of the material recorded by Jacques Brel for Barclay and PolyGram between 1955 and 1972 -- basically his entire career, except for the album recorded one year before his death. From Brel's earliest recordings -- including his first hit, the title track -- on volume one (subtitled "Grand Jacques"), the box moves into his peak period, the late '50s and early '60s, with famous songs like "Ne Me Quitte Pas," "La Valse à Mille Temps," "Les Vieux," "Jef," "Mathilde," and "La Chanson de Jacky." A pair of highlights are the two live albums Brel recorded at the Olympia, Paris, one in 1961 and another in 1964; both are masterpieces of dramatic yet often ironic French pop. In sum, though this enormous box set is obviously no place to begin for neophytes, the collection does indeed offer more experienced fans a lot of room to grow into Jacques Brel's music. And though Brel's charms are difficult to understand, especially for those with a language barrier to cope with, his dynamic singing and playful arrangements make a difficult task much easier. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide