I unfortunately only know of the two listed on Discogs already, both from "Brass & Congas" (CBS 83690, 1979):
"Système 80" (Thierry Durbet - Harry Williams Verschu) = "New-York" (R. Moreau - C. Monique)
"32 rue des Pommiers" (T. Durbet - H.-W. Verschu) = "That's Enough" (S. Claude - C. Monique)
Here's the whole LP, but unfortunately not a very good rip (not mine):
hxxps://www.swisstransfer.com/d/8f4c8abd-b1a7-4a71-ac63-67df1b905ef2
Note the writing credits are, curiously, not the same.
I'm not sure what is listed on the sleeve of the original French release, but the Italian reissue of the Brass & Congas mentions that "Harryson" (Harry Williamson) served as producer, and Thierry Durbet as arranger for the LP, which at least explains the connection between the two.
Harry Williams served as producer on a lot of French releases under a lot of different names, and Christos Pertsinidis and Costa Papadoukas (both Greek, I assume) were both fairly prolific session musicians.
I haven't been able to find this one yet, but a project which is tied to all three and a good candidate for some of the other tracks is this single by "FOS":
hxxps://www.discogs.com/release/5303322
- "Johnny Williams SON" is
also Harry Williams.
and this seemingly related Greek-issued LP "Friends" by "New Energy":
hxxps://www.discogs.com/release/10526283
- also produced by Johnny Williams Son, this one additionally has a songwriting credit by "A. Margaro", which is
a known alias of Alexandros Bougiouzis/Bougiouris.
While looking for more info just now, I learned that Christos Pertsinidis put out a solo album last year, and is still active as a guitarist - maybe contacting him directly through social media might be an easy way to get a definitive answer, as you mention.
Happy hunting! I hope you'll keep us updated if you ever get an answer from them.