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Claude François, surnommé « Cloclo », est un chanteur, danseur, musicien et producteur musical français, né le 1 er février 1939 à Ismaïlia et mort le 11 mars 1978 à Paris 16 e. Lors de ses quinze années de carrière dans les années 1960 et 1970, il est l’un des artistes français les plus appréciés du public.
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Cet article liste la discographie de Claude François . Albums studio [ modifier | modifier le code] 1963 : Si j'avais un marteau. Si j'avais un marteau ( If I Had a Hammer) Moi je voudrais bien me marier ( Bachelor Boy) Si tu veux être heureux... ( If You Wanna Be Happy) Je veux rester seul avec toi ( I Want to Stay Here)
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The son of a French father and a Calabrian mother, Claude Antoine Marie François was born in Egypt, in the city of Ismaïlia, where his father, Aimé François (1908–1961), was working as a senior manager in the Anglo-French Suez canal company on the Suez Canal. In 1951, the job took the family to the city of Port Tewfik (now Suez Port). François had ...
François moved to Paris, where there were many more opportunities to pursue his career. At the time, American rock and roll was taking hold in France and he took a job as part of a singing group to make a living. With the goal of eventually making it as a solo act, he paid the cost to record a 45rpm. Trying to capitalise on the American dance craze...
Although driven to achieve financial success, in 1974 he organised a concert to raise funds for a charity for handicapped children, and the following year he participated in a Paris concert to raise funds for medical research.
In November 1960, he married dancer French-British Janet Woollacott. She left him in 1962, and he was finally divorced from her in 1967. This failed marriage was one of the three big traumas that affected his whole life. The relationship with France Gall ended in July 1967. After this, François had an affair with singer Annie Phillippe, who reporte...
After recording a television special for the BBC on 11 March 1978, François returned to his Paris apartment at 46 Boulevard Exelmans. He was due to appear on Les Rendez-vous du Dimanche with Michel Druckerthe following day. While preparing for a bath, François attempted to replace a lightbulb in his bathroom lamp, causing him to receive a severe el...
On 11 March 2000, the 22nd anniversary of his death, Place Claude-François in Paris was named in his memory; it is located right in front of the building where he died. The 2003 jukebox musical Belles belles bellesis based on François' songs. A biographical film called Cloclo (My Way internationally) was released in March 2012 to coincide with the ...
A woman named Julie Bocquet maintains that François is her father. Fabienne, her mother, was 15 when she got pregnant.Others have recently come forward as well.
Albums
1. 2012: Génération Cloclo 2. 2012: 30 ans – Édition aniversaire (Compilation album)
Singles
1. "Nabout Twist" (Claude François) 2. "Belles! Belles! Belles!" ("Made to Love", Phil Everly/Claude François/Vline Buggy) 3. "Vénus en blue-jeans" ("Venus in Blue Jeans") 4. "Pauvre petite fille riche" (Hubert Giraud/Claude François/Vline Buggy) 5. "Si j'avais un marteau" ("If I Had a Hammer", Lee Hays/Pete Seeger/Claude François/Vline Buggy) 6. "J'y pense et puis j'oublie" ("It Comes and Goes", Bill Anderson/Claude François) 7. "Donna Donna" ("Dona, Dona", Sholom Secunda/Claude François/Vli...
English songs
1. "Go Where the Sun Is Brighter" ("Viens à la maison", English lyrics by Norman Newell) 2. "Monday Morning Again" ("Le lundi au soleil", English lyrics by Norman Newell) 3. "Love Will Call the Tune" ("Chanson populaire", English lyrics by Norman Newell) 4. "Hello Happiness" (original song by The Drifters, lyrics by Les Reed and Roger Greenaway) 5. "Tears on the Telephone" ("Le Téléphone Pleure") 6. "I Know" ("Je sais", English lyrics by Norman Newell) 7. "You Are" ("Une chanson française", E...
Claude François discography at DiscogsClaude François at IMDbUn site dédié à la mémoire de Claude François, chanteur français décédé en 1978. Retrouvez sa discographie, ses vidéos, ses interviews, ses reportages et ses hommages.
27 juil. 2022 · Retrouvez la vie et la carrière de Claude François, chanteur français né en Égypte et mort en 1978. Découvrez ses tubes, ses amours, ses "Claudettes" et les circonstances de sa mort tragique.
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Claude François, surnommé « Cloclo », est un chanteur, danseur, musicien et producteur musical français, né le 1er février 1939 à Ismaïlia (Égypte) et mort le 11 mars 1978 à Paris 16e.
