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Claude Nougaro (French pronunciation: [klod nuɡaʁo], Occitan:
Claudi Nogaròu; 9
September 1929 – 4
March 2004) was a
French jazz
singer and poet. Claude...
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Pierre Nougaro (French pronunciation: [pjɛʁ nuɡaʁo]; 27
April 1904 in
Toulouse - 26
October 1988 in M****ille) was a
French operatic baritone, the father...
- (1971), "Il n'y a plus rien" (1973), and "La Nostalgie" (1979).
Claude Nougaro's song "Paris Mai" (1969). The
imaginary Italian clerk described by Fabrizio...
- Preceded by Jean-Jacques
Goldman Victoires de la
Musique Male
artist of the year 1987 Succeeded by
Claude Nougaro...
- holida**** there.
Visiting French celebrities include Charles Aznavour,
Claude Nougaro,
Bernard Giraudeau,
Claude Rich,
Carole Bouquet,
Philippe Sollers, and...
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Fifth of
Beethoven 1976
Milton Nascimento –
Angelus (flute) 1994
Claude Nougaro – Nou****ork 1987
Laura Nyro – Walk the Dog and
Light the
Light 1993 Linda...
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friend Claude Nougaro, who
would have
turned 80, she
released a
cover album entitled Nougaro ou l'espérance en l'homme. Just as her
Nougaro tribute was...
- III (ACT, 2019) With
Claude Nougaro Plume D'Ange (Barclay, 1977)
Nougaro 77
Enregistrement Public (Barclay, 1977)
Nougaro 79
Enregistrement Public (Barclay...
- Weston,
Keith Jarrett,
Michel Jonasz,
Miriam Makeba,
Charles Mingus,
Claude Nougaro,
Ahmad Jamal, The
Temptations and Al Di Meola.Natural
Acoustic Band (Tom...
- the
history of the tango. The city's most
renowned songwriter is
Claude Nougaro (1929-2004). The
composer and
organist Georges Guiraud (1868–1928) and...
