JACQUELINE DANNO
Born in Le Havre on November 27, 1931, Jacqueline Danno grew up in Brittany in a
family of sailors. She tried her luck in Paris, entering Mireille's Petit
Conservatoire de la chanson, before performing at Bobino with François Deguelt
in 1960. Noticed by the Pathé-Marconi label, she recorded for La Voix de son
Maître a series of albums with realistic lyrics, including her cover of Jacques
Brel's "Ne me quitte pas", "Tu t'en vas", "Pour un mot " by Bernard Dimey and
Francis Lai, "Nicole et l'amour" or "L'Amour et la Guerre " by Dimey and
Aznavour or "Au revoir " by Gilbert Bécaud, ...
LA PORTE BLEUEJACQUELINE DANNO and Sylvia clement
DE LA TENDRESSEAlice Dona and JACQUELINE DANNO
PAS TOIJACQUELINE DANNO
TOI MAMANJACQUELINE DANNO
LE MANTEAU GRISJACQUELINE DANNO, André Varel and Charly Bailly (Andre Varel)
LE MANTEAU GRISJACQUELINE DANNO, André Varel and Charly Bailly (Andre Varel)
LA PORTE BLEUEJACQUELINE DANNO and Sylvia clement
Friedrich
DE LA TENDRESSEAlice Dona and JACQUELINE DANNO
De la Tendresse...
PAS TOIJACQUELINE DANNO
Jacqueline Danno et l'Amour
TOI MAMANJACQUELINE DANNO
Jacqueline Danno Chante la Fête des Mères
LE MANTEAU GRISJACQUELINE DANNO, André Varel and Charly Bailly (Andre Varel)
Les Chansons De Ma Jeunesse
LE MANTEAU GRISJACQUELINE DANNO, André Varel and Charly Bailly (Andre Varel)
