Trio Raisner
Albert Raisner, born on September 30, 1922, in Apolda, Germany, was a French
harmonica player and founder of Trio Raisner. He arrived in Paris at age seven
and received classical musical training from his father. In 1943, he formed Trio
Raisner with Sirio Rossi and Adrien Belin, which gained large-scale success upon
D-Day and at Liberation with the American Special Service in Frankfurt. The trio
received the Grand Prix du Disque for the song "Le Canari" in 1952. Their
discography included the album Trio Raisner, classique et danse. Raisner
continued his harmonica career as a solo...
JE CHERCHE MON AMOURCharles Aznavour, Gilbert Bécaud, JERRY MENGO, Georges Jouvin, Francis Linel and Trio Raisner (Gilbert Becaud)
JE CHERCHE MON AMOURCharles Aznavour, Gilbert Bécaud, JERRY MENGO, Georges Jouvin, Francis Linel and Trio Raisner (Gilbert Becaud)
Sur Ma Vie
JE CHERCHE MON AMOURCharles Aznavour, Gilbert Bécaud, JERRY MENGO, Georges Jouvin, Francis Linel and Trio Raisner (Gilbert Becaud)
Francis Linel : Monsieur Le Consul à Curityba
JE CHERCHE MON AMOURCharles Aznavour, Gilbert Bécaud, JERRY MENGO, Georges Jouvin, Francis Linel and Trio Raisner (Gilbert Becaud)
Sur Ma Vie
JE CHERCHE MON AMOURCharles Aznavour, Gilbert Bécaud, JERRY MENGO, Georges Jouvin, Francis Linel and Trio Raisner (Gilbert Becaud)
JE CHERCHE MON AMOURCharles Aznavour, Gilbert Bécaud, JERRY MENGO, Georges Jouvin, Francis Linel and Trio Raisner (Gilbert Becaud)
