1979

• Sunday, February 4, 1979
  22h00-23h00 - GLOBAL (6*) Ottawa
  IN CONCERT WITH NANA MOUSKOURI
  Concert recorded on June 8, 1977. Nana is accompanied by the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.
  01- The white rose of Athens
  02- Scarborough fair / Canticle
  03- Sweet surrender
  04- Yesterday’s dreams
  05- Toi qui t’en vas
  06- Bridge over troubled water
  07- Try to remember
  08- Love goes on
  09- Loving arms
  10- Milisse mou
  11- Plaisir d’amour
  12- Amazing Grace
  13- Siko chorepse sirtaki
  (46 m)
  
  (repeat on September 9, 1979 - 19h00-20h00)

• Sunday, April 8, 1979
  12h00-14h00 - TVA (10)
  BON DIMANCHE
  Edward Rémy announces the coming of Nana to Montreal and the release of her new English album.
  

• Wednesday, May 9, 1979
  22h30-23h00 - CHOT (40) - Hull
  LES NOUVELLES TVA
  Interview with Sue Lumsden.

• Tuesday, May 15, 1979
  18h00-19h00 - CBC (4*) Ottawa
  CBC EVENING NEWS
  Interview with Nana about her career. (2 m 43 s)

• Thursday, May 17, 1979
  06h00-09h00 - CTV (12)
  CANADA A.M.
  (Pres. : Norm Perry)
  Interview
  * LIVE FROM TORONTO

• Sunday, June 3, 1979
  12h00-14h00 - TVA (10)
  BON DIMANCHE
  Review of Nana’s concert by Michel Girouard. (4 m 03 s)

• Tuesday, October 9, 1979
  00h00-01h30 - GLOBAL (6*) Ottawa
  THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW
  (Pres.: Merv Griffin)
  Nana sings "Autumn leaves" from her new album "Roses & Sunshine". She just gave a concert at the Greek Theatre, where 14 years ago she was a guest artist in the Harry Belafonte show. Merv Griffin is happy to interview her again and congratulates her on her impeccable English.
  Other guests : Robert Shields, Betty White, Earl Holliman and Joan Collins.
  * recorded on September 11, 1979 (10 m 47 s)
  
  (repeat on Monday, October 22, 1979 - 16h30-18h00 - ABC (10r and 22))

• Tuesday, November 21, 1979
  09h00-10h30 - CBS (3) Burlington, VT
  THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW
  (Pres.: Mike Douglas)
  From Monte-Carlo.
  Other guests : Prince Rainier, Vincent Van Patten, Sean Connery, James Franciscus, Cathy Lee Crosby, Steeve Morris, Vic Braden, Kay Gatiens, Sonia Rykiel and Jeanning Sanuier.