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A reissue to Edna Lev's first two albums, with lots of bonus tracks of other songs she recorded until the mid-1970s. - Tracks information: 1-1 to 1-12: From the first album, 1972. [m2513107] 1-1, 1-9, 1-10: Originally from the program "קצת מזה וקצת מזה" by [a=Northern Command Variety Ensemble]. [r13214820] 1-2: Originally from the program "מהצפון באהבה" by [a=Northern Command Variety Ensemble]. [r13214800] 1-4: Hebrew version of the song "Bye Bye Barbara". 1-5: Third place at the 1972 Israeli Songs Festival. [r6097326] 1-6: Fourth place at the 1970 Hassidic Songs Festival. [r3492769] 1-7: Second place at the competition "The 12 Chosen Ones", 1971. 1-11: From the second Children Songs Festival, 1971. [r10991683] 1-13 to 1-17: From the EP "הכומתה האדומה" ("The Red Beret"), 1967. [r15554669] 1-18 to 1-23: From the second EP, 1968. [r14339974] 1-24: From the program "קצת מזה וקצת מזה" by [a=Northern Command Variety Ensemble], 1969. [r13214820] 1-25: From the soundtrack of the film The Highway Queen, 1971. [r6736689] 1-26: From a young talents show, 1966. 2-1 to 2-12: From the second album, 1973. [r9880097] 2-1: First place at the 1973 Israeli Songs Festival. [r6311158] 2-2: Second place at the 1971 Oriental Songs Festival. 2-3: Recorded as the "Chosen Ones Song" at the year-end chart of Galei Tzahal, 1972. 2-4: From the 1973 Lahiton Festival. 2-5: From the 1972 Oriental Songs Festival. [r16881420] 2-6, 2-10: From the film A Gift From Heaven, 1973. 2-9: First place at the 1972 Children Songs Festival. [r17997169] 2-11: From the second Poets Songs Festival, 1973. [r7173159] 2-13: Recorded in 1975 and never released commercially. 2-14: From the compilation "המלחמה לשלום" released after the Yom Kippur War, 1973. [r10461628] 2-15: From the 1974 album "מלחמה ושלום" released after the Yom Kippur War, 1974. 2-16, 2-17, 2-18: Recorded in 1974. 2-19: Recorded at the 1971 Lahiton Golden Festival. 2-20: Recorded in 1971 for the first album, but was not included in it. 2-21: Second place at the fourth Children Songs Festival, 1973. [r17998195] 2-22: Recorded in 1973.