Tracklist

1	–Hedva & David*	Ani Holem Al Naomi	3:06
2	–Bonnie Tyler	Sitting On The Edge Of The Ocean	3:20
3	–Cissy Houston	You're The Fire	5:53
4	–Pseudo Echo	Take On The World	3:48
5	–Newton Family*	Time Goes By	4:48
6	–Gilda Giuliani	Parigi A Volte Cosa Fa	4:40
7	–Eric Carmen	Foolin' Myself	5:34
8	–Maria Creusa*, Antonio Carlos & Jocafi*	Que Diacho De Dor	3:31
9	–Jigsaw	Paint The Smile On	2:41
10	–Mary MacGregor	What's The Use	3:43
11	–Joao Bosco*	Pretaporter De Tafeta	3:36
12	–Bryan Adams	Let Him Know	3:10
13	–Eros Ramazzotti	Emozione Dopo Emozione	4:37
14	–Matia Bazar	Cercami Ancora	4:07
15	–Fra Lippo Lippi	Angel	5:10
16	–Erasure	The Circus	4:08
17	–Martine Clemenceau*	Un Jour L'Amour	2:51
18	–Ricardo And Friends	Children Of The World	4:30

Notes

Compilation of the greatest hits from the Yamaha World Popular Song Festival In Tokyo (WPSF), an international song contest often known as the Oriental Eurovision.

Album also has the Japanese title 栄光の世界歌謡祭 which reads "Eikou No Sekai Kayousai" meaning Glories Of The World Popular Song Festival.

All sung in their original language except track 17 sung in Japanese.

Country/year/position of entry
1. Israel, 1970, winner
2. United Kingdom, 1979, winner
3. United States, 1979, second
4. Australia, 1987, winner
5. Hungary, 1983, winner
6. Italy, 1973, winner
7. United States, 1979, 14th (performed by Paul Nicholas in the contest)
8. Brazil, 1974, 7th (winner this year was Norway with You Made Me Feel I Could Fly performed by Ellen Nikolaysen)
9. United Kingdom, 1976, 11th (winner this year was Italy with Amore Mio performed by Franco & Regina)
10. United States, 1980, winner
11. Brazil, 1984, 7th (winner this year was Canada with Party Lights by France Joli)
12. Canada, 1982, semi-finalist (winner this year was United States with Where Did We Go Wrong by Anne Bertucci)
13. Italy, 1986, 6th (winner this year was United States with Longshot by Stacy Lattisaw)
14. Italy, 1984, 6th (see track 11)
15. Norway, 1987, 3rd (see track 4)
16. United Kingdom, 1987, 5th
17. France, 1971, winner
18. South Africa, 1989, NA (this year, the final year of the show, was a benefit concert rather than a contest).
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