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Claude François
(Claude Francois)
Claude François was a flamboyant French pop singer, songwriter and record
producer in the 1960s and 1970s best known for co-writing the lyrics of the
French song 'Comme d'habitude', with music by Jacques Revaux, which Paul Anka
adapted as 'My Way' for Frank Sinatra. He co-wrote many other songs including
'Parce que je t'aime mon enfant', which later was adapted as 'My Boy' and
recorded by Elvis Presley.
François, who had the nickname Cloclo, was immensely popular in his homeland as
he responded to musical trends from rock 'n' roll to the twist to disco. Born in
Egypt while h...
Le lundi au soleilClaude François (Claude Francois)
Sur Scène Eté 1975
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CHANSON POPULAIREClaude François (Claude Francois)
Chanson Populaire
Magnolias For EverClaude François (Claude Francois)
Megamix
Le téléphone pleure (Le telephone pleure)Claude François (Claude Francois)
Le Mal Aimé
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Comme d'habitudeClaude François (Claude Francois)
Sentimental
Le Mal Aimé (Le Mal Aime)Claude François (Claude Francois)
Le Mal Aimé
