Tracklist Unreleased songs + Extracts

(1987) On September 27, 1987, during the TV special Les Beaux Dimanches Spécial Incognito, we could see Celine performing the french version of the song Chattanooga Choo Choo.
The english version of the song was popularized by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra (No. 1 chart record) and was nominated for Best Song Academy Award in 1941.

(1984) In 1984, Celine Dion performed this song. An extract from this performance was shown on VH1 "Before They Were Rock Stars" on March 14, 1998.

(1987) Celine Dion performed this song dressed as Mireille Mathieu during the Incognito tour in 1987.

(1985) (Duet with Michel Dion) Around 1985, Celine Dion performed this song with her brother Michel.

(1984) (Duet with Peter Pringle) In 1984, Celine Dion performed this song in a 3-songs medley in duet with Peter Pringle. The medley included Je t'aime à la folie, this one which was first made famous by Jean Lapointe in 1978, and Des croissants de soleil popularized by Ginette Reno.

On this show, she also sang Mon rêve de toujours and Mélanie.

(1987) Celine Dion performed this song during the Incognito tour in 1987.

(1984) (Duet with Peter Pringle) In 1984, Celine Dion performed this song in a 3-song medley in duet with Peter Pringle. The medley included Je t'aime à la folie, this one which was first made popular by Ginette Reno, and Chante-la ta chanson from french canadian Jean Lapointe.

On this show, she also sang Mon rêve de toujours and Mélanie.

(1987) Celine Dion performed this song dressed as Ginette Reno during the Incognito tour in 1987.

On December 14, 1987, Celine Dion performed this song on the french canadian TV Christmas special Les démons du midi.

Barbra Streisand originally recorded this version of the song on A Christmas Album in 1967.

(1988) On April 12, 1988, Celine Dion performed this song on the french canadian show Les démons du midi hosted by Suzanne Lapointe and Gilles Latulippe.

Barbra Streisand originally recorded it on her album The Way We Were in 1974.