Episode 24 - Edith Piaf

An episode of the The Last Ovation Podcast podcast, hosted by The Last Ovation Podcast, titled "Episode 24 - Edith Piaf" was published on September 20, 2017 and runs 32 minutes.

September 20, 2017 ·32m · The Last Ovation Podcast

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Edith Piaf is, and always will be, the voice of Paris. Her songs of love, loss and sorrow remain popular, even today. Tune in as we give La Mome Piaf her Last Ovation.

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