Charles Aznavour, also known as La bohème is an album by French-Armenian singer Charles Aznavour, released in 1966. It included such international hits as "La Bohème" and "Jezebel". The album includes songs by Charles Aznavour, Georges Garvarentz, Gilbert Bécaud and others. In 1966 it was originally released by Barclay Records in France and Canada, then by Reprise Records in the US (as Aznavour). It was reissued in 1996 by EMI.

Olivia Ruiz rose to fame in 2001 as a contestant on the first edition of the TV reality show Star Academy, the French equivalent of American Idol. Subsequently, Ruiz exploited her popularity to secure a record deal and pursue a solo career. Certainly, her Star Academy background has been both a curse and a blessing for Ruiz. On the one hand it allowed her to become a recording artist; on the other it made her immediately suspicious to critics and music lovers, because of the dubious musical merits of such shows. It is thus an unexpected and pleasant surprise to realize than in her solo albums Ruiz is firmly bent in disowning the Star Academy stigma, enthusiastically embracing instead the French chanson genre. More surprising still is the fact that she actually fully succeeded in her goals with the release of her second album, La Femme Chocolat. A marked improvement, both artistically and commercially, over her 2003 debut, J'aime Pas l'Amour, La Femme Chocolat sold over a million copies and turned Ruiz into one of the best-paid French female singers of her generation.

Hymne a l'Amour is a 1990 compilation album by French chanteuse Mathieu Mireille. This was released by Carrere not only for the fans but also for mans.

Released in 2007, EMI's Edith Piaf Platinum Collection presents 45 well-chosen recordings that typify this melodramatic singer's stylized modus and manner. Textures and moods range from friendly and affable ("C'est Merveilleux" and "Je Hais les Dimanches") through perkily theatrical ("La Foule" and "Bravo Pour le Clown!") and epically dramatic ("Exodus," "Les Croix," "Mea Culpa," as well as the beautiful and profoundly moving "Les Trois Cloches") to that bracing extreme, Piaf's amazing Hitchcockian emotional clyster, "Mariage."

Maya Kamaty naît à la Réunion et grandit entre les accords de son père, leader du groupe Ziskakan et les contes de sa mère. Elle fait ses gammes au milieu des musiciens et des poètes, bercée par la belle langue créole et les rythmes du Maloya, musique tradition- nelle de la Réunion.

"Lolita Go Home" is an album by Jane Birkin, released in 1975. About half of the songs were written by Serge Gainsbourg (music) and Philippe Labro (words). The other half are old musical tunes.

Quand Klô Pelgag chante, les images s'animent. Et quand elle joue, l'air se colore. Une auteure, compositrice et interprète à l'imagination sans fin. Alors que les yeux s'en éprennent et que les coeurs se braquent vers son luxuriant univers de piano, de cordes et de voix, elle s'efforce à faire de ses chansons un paysage pour les aveugles. À l'oeil ouvert et à l'oreille brillante, Klô fait se confondre musique et mots… pour que l'un n'existe pas sans l'autre

A celebrity of some importance in France, Eddy Mitchell began his career in the late '50 with the rock & roll group Les Chaussettes Noires ("the Black Socks"). Mitchell went solo after a few hits with the group in the early '60s, and over the ensuing decades embraced several styles of American music.

French chanteuse Mireille Mathieu is classically known for her illustrious French crooning during the '60s and '70s. Mireille Mathieu has recorded over 1200 songs in eleven languages, with more than 150 million albums sold worldwide.

LENINE RENAUD, EST LE NOUVEAU PROJET CHANSON DE FRANCK. CHANTEUR DE MARCEL ET SON ORCHESTRE ET CYRIL. CHANTEUR GUITARISTE DES VRP, NONNES TROPPO, SUPREMES DINDES, 11 TITRES GENEREUX, TENDRES, REALISTES.
Ces deux- là sont des tendres, des affectifs, des coeurs populaires. Chacun de leur côté, à travers leurs anciennes formations (Les VRP, Nonnes Troppo, Suprêmes Dindes, Marcel et Son Orchestre), ils auront caché leurs sentiments sous du grimage et des déguisements.

Wer sich Musik von Marlene Dietrich kauft, weiss nie so recht, wann die Aufnahmen entstanden sind und aus welchem ursprünglichen Zusammenhang sie stammen. "Einfach das Beste" ist eine stimmige Zusammenstellung, müsste aber eigentlich das "Berlin-Album" genannt werden. Es ist keine eigentliche "Best Of", sondern eine CD mit 14 Liedern, die sich inhaltlich hauptsächlich um Marlenes Heimatstadt Berlin drehen.

30 ans déjà, 30 ans que Joe nous a quitté. Et pourtant, il est toujours là, ses chansons continuent de rythmer nos vies, au cinéma, à la radio, en TV, ou sur les Champs-Élysées, fredonnées par un touriste en balade. Joe est certainement l'un des artistes qui aligne le plus de tubes, son palmarès est étourdissant : Bip Bip, Guantanamera, Comme la lune, Les Dalton, Marie-Jeanne, Siffl er sur la colline, La bande à Bonnot, Ma bonne étoile, Le chemin de Papa, L'Amérique, Les Champs-Élysées, Le petit pain au chocolat, Salut les amoureux, L'équipe à Jojo, À toi, Et si tu n'existais pas, Ça va pas changer le monde, La fl eur aux dents, Il était une fois nous deux…

Was Brigitte Bardot a "good" singer, in the conventional sense? No. Was the material she sang in the 1960s especially deep or brilliant? No. But is this 19-track compilation of the cream of her 1963-1970 recordings a fun listen? Yes indeed. Although not the owner of conventional high-level vocal skills, Bardot invested her frivolous songs with a contagious sense of playful fun, and a refusal to take the music or herself too seriously. Certainly some of the tunes – and their breathy delivery – capitalize on her iconic sex kitten persona.

211 tracks, with all her most popular songs ( La Vie en Rose; Milord; Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien, etc.), all CDs have picture sleeves and when the images on the spines are arranged together they form a picture of Edith + 84-page booklet in english and french, housed in maroon & gold picture box.

Sylvie Vartan is an iconic, award-winning Bulgarian-French pop singer and actress whose signature singles "La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser," "Si Je Chante," "Zoom Zoom Zoom," and "Irresistiblement" are classics of 20th century European pop. She established herself as a yé-yé idol and transformed herself into a superstar show-woman during the '70s covering British and American rock hits in French; she developed into a fine interpreter of works by songwriters from Alain Goraguer and Jacques Brel to Serge Gainsbourg, Pierre Barouh, Charles Aznavour, and her late ex-husband Johnny Hallyday.