- Crowd"), a
French language version with new
lyrics written by
Michel Rivgauche [fr], po****rized by
famed French vocalist Édith Piaf and
released in...
- Be Zoo") is a song
written by Bill
Shepherd and Alan Tew, and
Michel Rivgauche for the
lyrics of the
French version. The song's
origins stem from the...
- the US.
Originally written by Jack Diéval with
French lyrics by
Michel Rivgauche the song was
introduced as 'J'ai le mal de toi'. It was
written for the...
- "Salle d’attente" (M.
Rivgauche,
Marguerite Monnot) "Les
prisons du roy" (M.
Rivgauche,
Irving Gordon) "La Foule" (M.
Rivgauche, A. Cabral) Side B "Les...
- Diéval
First performed by:
Kathy Kirby, 1965
French adaptation by:
Michel Rivgauche First performed by: Michèle
Arnaud and Dalida, 1966 Accompanist: Arthur...
- Lemarque/René
Rouzaud 2:58 10. "Nuit de Camargue" Bob Castella/Michel
Rivgauche 3:06 11. "Pluie"
Pierre Barouh/Francis Lai 2:32 12. "Le Télégramme" (with...
- "shouting,
cheering crowd." Side A A1. "Les Mots D'amour" (Charles Dumont, M.
Rivgauche) A2. "Les
Flons Flons Du Bal" (C. Dumont, M. Vaucaire) A3. "T'es L'homme...
-
striking atmosphere of the performance". "Les
Prisons du Roi" (Michel
Rivgauche,
Irving Gordon) – 6:46 "Strange Weather" (Kathleen Brennan, Tom Waits)...
- of the
dream of colonialism. In 1957,
Monnot met the
lyricist Michel Rivgauche, with whom she was to
write "Salle d’attente", "Fais
comme si", "Tant...
-
Sylvie Vartan (1968) 3:54 7. "Sœur Angélique" ("Sister Angelica")
Michel Rivgauche,
Georges Liferman Annie Philippe (1966) 3:05 8. "Dis-moi poupée" ("Tell...
