Olympia 67

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1967 studio album by Dalida

Olympia 67
Studio album by Dalida
Released	1967
Recorded	1967
Genre	French music, Pop music, Rock and roll
Label	Barclay Records
Dalida chronology
Piccolo ragazzo (1967) Olympia 67 (1967) Un po' d'amore (1968)

Olympia 67 is the first album released by Dalida after her suicide attempt and her 1967 comeback performance at the Olympia. Among the tracks on the album are "À qui?", "Je reviens te chercher", "La banda", "Mama", "Ciao amore, ciao" (written by her lover Luigi Tenco), "Les grilles de ma maison" and "Petit homme".

Track listing

1. À qui?
2. Loin dans le temps
3. J'ai décidé de vivre
4. Mama
5. La chanson de Yohann
6. Petit homme
7. Je reviens te chercher
8. Entrez sans frapper
9. Les grilles de ma maison
10. Ciao amore ciao
11. Toi, mon amour
12. La banda

Singles

• 1966 Je t'appelle encore / Modesty Blaise / Parlez moi de lui / Baisse un peu la radio
• 1966 Petit homme / Je préfère naturellement / Un tendre amour / Dans ma chambre
• 1967 Mama / Ciao amore, ciao
• 1967 Pauvre cœur / La chanson de Yohann / Les grilles de ma maison / Les gens sont fous
• 1967 Je reviens te chercher / La banda / À qui? / Loin dans le temps