(Duet with Garou, Pascal Obispo, Gérald De Palmas, Jean-Jacques Goldman) (2002) On March 17, 2002, Celine sang this song Au bout de mes rêves in duet with Garou, Pascal Obispo, Gerald De Palmas, Jean-Jacques Goldman, during the taping of a TV special on french channel TF1.
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(1989) On December 17th, 1989, in a televised benefit gala for Cystic Fibrosis, 65 Roses: A Gift of Love organized by Mila Mulroney, we could see Celine Dion performing this song.
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(2003) On July 09, 2003, Celine performed this song at the gala Simplement Marnay.
The original version is by Michel Legrand.
(1985) In 1985, Celine Dion performed this song impersonating Cyndi Lauper, on the show Samedi de rire, hosted by Yvon Deschamps.
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(1987) On September 27, 1987, during the TV special Les Beaux Dimanches Spécial Incognito, we could see Céline performing Seulement qu'une aventure.
The original version by the french-canadian group Offenbach released in 1985 on their album Rockorama.
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(Duet with Jean-Jacques Goldman & Roch Voisine) (1998) On November 21, 1998, Celine Dion sang the song Hélène in duet with Jean-Jacques Goldman and Roch Voisine during the show Tapis Rouge - Spéciale Céline Dion hosted by Michel Drucker on France 2 Channel.
Roch Voisine originally recorded it in 1989.
(1987) This is from a skit on Samedi P.M., hosted by Pauline Martin, in 1987 : Celine is having a dream sequence where she imagines she's a big superstar in the USA, like Madonna.
(2002) On December 16, 2002, on Radio Canada channel, Céline did a short surprise appearance in a special Christmas episode of Quebec 'La Petite Vie' sit-com. Celine sang a country song: C'est Noël. This special episode of 'La Petite Vie - Noël Chez Les Parés' was shot in August and Claude Meunier's team was able to keep this secret about Celine's appearance in the program.
(1993) On Monday, October 11th, 1993, Celine performed this Edith Piaf's hit on the show Star 90 Spécial Piaf, hosted by Michel Drucker on TF1, in France.
(Duet with Bryan Adams) (1999) On December 31, 1999, Céline and Bryan Adams performed in duet the song When you're gone at the concert 'La dernière de Céline' at the Molson Center in Montréal, Québec.
