Guy Beart Et Ses Interpretes 1

Fol, Raymond; Alain Goraguer Orchestra; Damin, Roger; Leo Chauliac Orchestra; Roger Damin Ensemble; Montand, Yves; Saval, Dany; Pierre Devevey Orchestra; Jean-Michel Defaye Orchestra; Goraguer, Alain; Raymond Fol Orchestra; Jeanmaire, Zizi; Ledru, Jack; Perkins, Anthony; Jeanmarie, Zizi; Michel Legrand Orchestra; Bob Castella Orchestra; Jambel, Lisette; Freddy Balta Ensemble; Andre Popp Orchestra; Colombo, Pia; Jean-Paul Mengeon Orchestra; Arnac, Béatrice; Legrand, Michel; Defaye, Jean-Michel; Fratellini,

In the Hall of Fame reserved for French songsters he was the third great B to sit with Brel and Brassens: Guy Béart, a prodigy of verse and melody, wrote more than two hundred little marvels that are now part of France’s national heritage, This collection brings together the gems that Béart recorded from 1957 to 1962, but he wasn’t the only one to sing these songs: this set is indispensable as a tribute to some of the prestigious artists who lent their voices to the works of a Master. Born in Cairo, Egypt, Guy Beart first journeyed to Paris to study at the “Ecole nationale de musique.” He obtained a degree in music as well as engineering. He studied violin and mandolin, and wrote songs in his spare time. He was first noticed while he was working the Paris cabaret circuit, where he played guitar and sang. Renowned music producer Jacques Canetti took him under his wing, and with his help released his first album, which won the prestigious Grand Prix de l’Academie du Disque francais in 1958.

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