Franck Pourcel
A veritable phenomenon ofeasy-listening music, Marseilles-based conductor Franck
Pourcel achieved international renown by adapting the hits of the moment in jazz
and classical styles, from 1952 until his death in 2000. His name, attached to
the orchestral versions of Amours, Danses et Violons (pop music) and Pages
Célèbres (classical music), is as well known as he is discreet. Adored in the
USA and Japan, Franck Pourcel sells millions of records, from "Only You" and
"Blue Tango" to "Chariot " (aka "I Will Follow Him") and the Concorde anthem. In
addition to his own readings of Un...
DANS LES YEUX D'EMILIEFranck Pourcel, Joe Dassin, La Petite Culotte, Harmonie de Pomarez and Kanilo
Joe Dassin Symphonique
VIVRE AVEC TOICharles Aznavour, Franck Pourcel, Marcel Azzola, JEAN-EDDIE CREMIER, Georges Jouvin, Eddie Barclay, Dany Revel and Michel Dumas
JULIE LA ROUSSEFranck Pourcel, Charles Dumont, André Verchuren and RENE-LOUIS LAFFORGUE (Andre Verchuren)
Julie la Rousse
MES MAINSFranck Pourcel, Michel Legrand, Gilbert Bécaud, Patachou, Salvatore Adamo, Lynda Lemay, Lucienne Boyer, Gérard Darmon, Jean Bretonnière and Frédérica (Gilbert Becaud and Jean Bretonniere)
Dancing
MES MAINSFranck Pourcel, Michel Legrand, Gilbert Bécaud, Patachou, Salvatore Adamo, Lynda Lemay, Lucienne Boyer, Gérard Darmon, Jean Bretonnière and Frédérica (Gilbert Becaud and Jean Bretonniere)
Tour Eiffel
MES MAINSFranck Pourcel, Michel Legrand, Gilbert Bécaud, Patachou, Salvatore Adamo, Lynda Lemay, Lucienne Boyer, Gérard Darmon, Jean Bretonnière and Frédérica (Gilbert Becaud and Jean Bretonniere)
