Plus Haut Que Moi

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"Plus Haut Que Moi"

Single by Céline Dion and Mario Pelchat
from the album On Ne Change Pas and Pelchat
Released	September 6, 1993
Format	CD single
Genre	Pop
Length	3:12
Label	Columbia
Writer(s)	Eddy Marnay, Ken Cummings, Mark Blatte
Producer(s)	Aldo Nova, Tino Izzo
Céline Dion singles chronology
"Did You Give Enough Love" (1993)	"Plus Haut Que Moi" (1993)	"The Power of Love" (1993)

"Plus Haut Que Moi" (meaning "Higher Than Me") is a duet between Céline Dion and Mario Pelchat, released as a radio single only, in Canada (September 6, 1993) and France (March 7, 1994). The song was taken from Pelchat's album, called Pelchat (February 1993). Dion included it on her greatest hits compilation On Ne Change Pas in 2005.

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Dion and Pelchat performing "Plus Haut Que Moi" (1993).

"Plus Haut Que Moi" was written by Eddy Marnay, Ken Cummings and Mark Blatte. It is a French adaptation of "Higher Ground," performed by Jennifer Rush on her album Wings Of Desire in 1989. Later, Dion covered another Rush's song, called "The Power of Love" which become one of her biggest hits.

"Plus Haut Que Moi" was produced by Aldo Nova who already collaborated with Céline Dion on her previous albums, and by Tino Izzo. The latter worked with Dion again in 2005 on "Tout Près du Bonheur" (a duet with Marc Dupré), which was released as a single in Canada, in 2006.

"Plus Haut Que Moi" is the last Eddy Marnay's song recorded by Céline Dion. He wrote all her early French songs between 1981-1987.