Catherine Sauvage
Born Jeanine Marcelle Saunier in Nancy on May 29, 1929, Catherine Sauvage was a
privileged interpreter of old-time poets and Saint-Germain-des-Prés. After
discovering chanson through Charles Trenet on the radio, she moved to Paris and
began performing in cabarets, first at Le Bœuf sur le Toit in 1948, then at
L'Arlequin and L'Écluse. She took the name Catherine Sauvage in reference to the
Russian empress and a classmate. Her encounter with Léo Ferré was a revelation
that changed her repertoire, and when Philips artistic director Jacques Canetti
discovered her at the Trois Maillet...
LES AMOUREUX DU HAVREEddy Constantine and Catherine Sauvage
Catherine Sauvage Chante Léo Ferré [1954]
VINGT ANSLéo Ferré, Catherine Sauvage and Brel (Leo Ferre)
Léo Ferré à l'Alhambra
JE T'AIME TANTLéo Ferré and Catherine Sauvage (Leo Ferre)
Les Chansons d'Aragon
TU N'EN REVIENDRAS PASLéo Ferré and Catherine Sauvage (Leo Ferre)
Les Chansons d'Aragon
Paris CanailleCatherine Sauvage
Catherine Sauvage Chante Ses Derniers Succès
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LE TEMPS DU TANGOLéo Ferré and Catherine Sauvage (Leo Ferre)
Catherine Sauvage Chante Léo Ferré (Volume 1)
