This 1966 album features Chevalier revisiting his greatest hits, including "Valentine" and "Mimile," from his extensive catalog of Parisian chansons.
- The album was released on September 22, 1966, by Chouchou Records.
- It reached number 13 on the French albums chart.
- The recording took place in Paris, France.
Maurice Chevalier was a French singer, comedian, and actor, known for his iconic straw hat and blue, white, and red striped blazer. He was a major star in Paris, beloved for his Parisian chansons and vaudeville performances. Chevalier recorded "Chevalier chante Paris" in 1966, a late-career release that nonetheless found a place on the French album charts.
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