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Marjana Deržaj --- 1960

First issue. Catalogue number with dashes – LP – II – 505, appears on spine, the one with hyphens instead of dashes - LP-II-505, on centre labels, front and back cover. All songs are covers sung in Slovenian as given below. Track A1 is cover of the winning song of the Festival of Ancona (13th of July) 1959, performed by its composer Adriano Celentano, here with misspelt original title (subtitle) as well on back cover (missing accent on the verb "è") as on centre label with an apostrophe instead of accent: "Il tuo bacio e' come un rock", the correct original title would be: "Il tuo bacio è come un rock". Also music by is miscredited to Piero Vivarelli who has written the original lyrics that does not apply to this version. Track A2 is cover of the song "Signore" (the title here extended with "signori": "Signori, Signore") first released 1959 by Lys Assia. Track A3 is cover of the song first released 1954 by Don Sesta And His Tango Orchestra Featuring The Destafano Brothers originally titled "Tani Tani". Track A4 is cover of the song first released as instrumental 1925 by Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra. Track B1 is cover of the song first released on the 8th of May 1956 by Perry Como. Track B2 is cover of the song originally titled "Pity Pity" first released 1958 by Paul Anka. Joe Ergus appears always as the co-author of the song, here missing. Track B3 is cover of the song originally titled "Bing! Bang! Bong!" from the film "Houseboat" released on the 19th of November 1958 and sung by Sofia Loren. The song is written by the tandem Livingston & Evans but here credited only to "Livingstone". Track B4 is cover of the song originally titled "Jeepers Creepers" from the film "Going Places" released on the 31st of December 1938, sung by Louis Armstrong. Here is the music by discredited to "Livingstone" (maybe erroneously taken over from the previous track) instead of Harry Warren. Track titles given without subtitles (original titles) on front cover, also, with hyphens instead of dashes.