Lucienne Boyer
Lucienne Boyer was a sophisticated performer who was the star of Parisian
nightlife in the 1930s with her trademark song 'Parlez-Moi d'Amour'. Intimate
and sensual, she was queen of the cabaret with a career that lasted from when
she was 16 to well into her 80s. She grew up in the Montparnasse Quarter of the
French capital and after she moved on to music halls she was noticed by American
theatre mogul Lee Shubert. He arranged for her to sing in New York City and in
South America and upon her return to France in 1930 she recorded her famous
song, which went on to be covered with E...
Parlez-moi d'amourLucienne Boyer
1930
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UN AMOUR COMME LE NOTREJean Sablon and Lucienne Boyer
Portrait
AH! LE PETIT VIN BLANCLucienne Boyer and Lina MARGY
Ah! Le Petit Vin Blanc
UN AIR D'ACCORDEONRaymond LEGRAND, Michel Magne, BRUNO LORENZONI, Lucienne Boyer, Lucienne Delyle and Germaine Sablon
Une Foule d'Accords à l'Accordéon
Parlez-moi d'amourLucienne Boyer
The Imposters
DOUX CABOULOTJean Sablon, Yves Montand, Juliette Gréco, Tino Rossi, Georges Brassens, Mistinguett, Barbara, Frida Boccara, Lucienne Boyer, MARIE DUBAS, Mireille, SUZY DELAIR, Suzy Solidor, Monique Morelli, Jack Lantier, FREDDY BALTA, JACKY NOGUEZ, JOSEPH MOUTET, MICKY PEGURI, Raymond BOISSERIE, André Grassi, Armand Migiani, Jacqueline Valois, Jacques Larmanjat and Nina Rette (Juliette Greco and Andre Grassi)
Les Cinglés Du Music Hall 1932
