Les Frères Jacques
(Les Freres Jacques)
The Frères Jacques were both singular artists and emblematic of a certain kind
of post-war realist, humorous and poetic chanson, bringing to the French stage a
form of mimed song that was uniquely their own. In addition to their invariable
stage attire: colorful leotards, white gloves and top hats, they left "hits" of
their era such as "La Confiture", "La Queue du chat" and "Le Poinçonneur des
Lilas " to Serge Gainsbourg, even before he made them a hit. After the
popularity had faded, and before it was forgotten, the Frères Jacques died out
one by one: Paul Soubeyran disappeared ...
LA CONFITURELes Frères Jacques (Les Freres Jacques)
La Confiture
Le tango interminable des perceurs de coffres-fortsLes Frères Jacques (Les Freres Jacques)
5ème Série - LaTruite
A LA SAINT MEDARDLes Frères Jacques (Les Freres Jacques)
Petit Dictionnaire De La Chanson Francaise
LA MARIE-JOSEPHLes Frères Jacques (Les Freres Jacques)
La Marie Joseph
POUR ACHETER L'ENTRECOTELes Frères Jacques (Les Freres Jacques)
En sortant de l'école (En sortant de l'ecole)Les Frères Jacques (Les Freres Jacques)
Les Frères Jacques Chantent Leurs Derniers Succès
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