Patachou
A symbol of the Parisian gouaille where she was born, and of the sweet perfume
of post-war Montmartre, Patachou (born Henriette Ragon in 1918) is the link
between Aristide Bruant, George Brassens and Left Bank chanson. A hostess in the
cabaret she ran with her husband Jean Billon, the Patachou at the foot of the
Butte Montmartre, the revue leader became a singer at the Paris Olympia and
represented the capital around the world. After launching the careers of Jacques
Brel, Charles Aznavour, Hugues Aufray, Georges Brassens and Michel Sardou, "Lady
Patachou" scored a hit with songs ...
LA BAGUE A JULESPatachou
Bravo Patachou
PLUS BLEU QUE TES YEUXCharles Aznavour, Édith Piaf, Patachou, Jill Barber and Jo Lemaire (Edith Piaf)
Chansons
LA MUSIQUEPatachou and CARLINE
Bravo Patachou
PLUS BLEU QUE TES YEUXCharles Aznavour, Édith Piaf, Patachou, Jill Barber and Jo Lemaire (Edith Piaf)
Chante Ses Derniers Succès
Avec ce soleilPatachou
Bravo Patachou
THEY FELLCharles Aznavour, Patachou, André Claveau, Line Renaud, Renée LEBAS, Jean Marco, AIMABLE and Eliane Embrun (Renee LEBAS)
Rendez-Vous Avec...
