Guy Béart
(Guy Beart)
Guy Béart – born Guy Béheart-Hasson in Cairo, Egypt on July 16, 1930 – was a
French singer and songwriter. With his poetic lyrics, he is considered one of
the greatest purveyors of French song. Béart studied engineering in post-war
France and eventually branched out into songwriting. Armed with only his guitar,
he would perform his songs in Parisian cabarets until he was discovered by
impresario Jacques Canetti, who launched him into the spotlight at the Paris
Olympia in 1959. One of the many highlights of his career was the soundtrack he
composed to the 1958 motion picture L’Eau...
Il n'y a plus d'après (Il n'y a plus d'apres)Guy Béart (Guy Beart)
No 3
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FrantzMarie Laforêt and Guy Béart (Marie Laforet and Guy Beart)
Les 50 Plus Belles Chansons
3:03
Qu'on est bienGuy Béart (Guy Beart)
Deluxe: L'eau Vive
2:26
Il fait toujours beau quelque partGuy Béart (Guy Beart)
Best Of
2:55
Allô, tu m'entends? (Allo, tu m'entends?)Guy Béart (Guy Beart)
Best Of
2:34
Chanson pour ma vieilleGuy Béart (Guy Beart)
L'eau vive
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