We've Only Just Begun/Let's Spend the Night Together
Released: Apr 26, 2005
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Released: Apr 26, 2005
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French pop singer Claudine Longet was never known for her strong vocals. A pretty face, Andy Williams' wife, and later a marksman of deadly skill, but never a great singer. These two albums serve...
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The Very Best of Claudine Longet
Released: May 9, 2000
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Released: May 9, 2000
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Featuring 16 tracks and drawing from all six of her albums for A&M and Barnaby, The Very Best of Claudine Longet is the definitive introduction to the French chanteuse's smooth, haunting...
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Cuddle Up With . . . The Complete Barnaby Records Sessions 1970/74
Released: 2003
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Released: 2003
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Claudine Longet's long suit was really her album's covers, which made their purchase almost irresistable (at least, to men) once they were displayed in record stores. That said, this collection of...
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We've Only Just Begun
Released: 1969
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Released: 1969
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French pop singer Claudine Longet was never known for her strong vocals. A pretty face, Andy Williams' wife, and later a marksman of deadly skill, but never a great singer. 1969's We've Only Just...
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Let's Spend the Night Together
Released: 1972
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Released: 1972
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French pop singer Claudine Longet was never known for her strong vocals. A pretty face, Andy Williams' wife, and later a marksman of deadly skill, but never a great singer. She did manage to record...
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Claudine
Released: 1967
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Released: 1967
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Claudine Longet's gold-selling debut tenders light, airy French pop like Jane Birkin without her eroticism or Serge Gainsbourg's kitsch. "A Man and a Woman (Un Homme et une Femme)," with its...
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Love Is Blue
Released: 1968
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Released: 1968
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Claudine Longet's third album continues the middle-of-the-road tendencies of her first two, leading off with an oddly jaunty reinterpretation of "Falling in Love Again," Marlene Dietrich's theme...
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