Paul Mauriat - Après toi (1972) [Hi-Res]

The album "Après toi" is a vivid example of Paul Mauriat's mastery in the orchestral pop genre, released at the peak of his popularity in the early 70s. The title track is an instrumental version of the winning song of the Eurovision Song Contest 1972, originally performed by Vicky Leandros. The record consists of arrangements of major hits from that year: the tracklist includes compositions by Michel Polnareff ("Holidays"), Joe Dassin ("Taka Takata"), Mike Brant ("Qui saura"), and the band Middle of the Road ("Samson and Delilah"). The album's sound combines lush string sections with a rhythmic pop foundation and Mauriat's characteristic touches of brass instruments and electric guitar.

Tracklist:
1-1 Paul Mauriat - Jesahel [2:42]
1-2 Paul Mauriat - Après toi [3:09]
1-3 Paul Mauriat - Il y a du soleil sur la France [2:20]
1-4 Paul Mauriat - Day By Day [3:23]
1-5 Paul Mauriat - Holidays [2:36]
1-6 Paul Mauriat - Samson et Dalila [2:51]
1-7 Paul Mauriat - Taka Takata [2:42]
1-8 Paul Mauriat - Last Summer Day [2:51]
1-9 Paul Mauriat - Les plaisirs démodés [2:43]
1-10 Paul Mauriat - I Don't Know How To Love Him (From "Jesus Christ Superstar") [2:59]
1-11 Paul Mauriat - Qui saura [2:39]
1-12 Paul Mauriat - I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing [2:31]