Jean-Claude Annoux
Born Jean-Claude Bournizien on May 15, 1939 in Beauvais (60), Jean-Claude Annoux
(stage name) took up the violin as a child. In 1957, he began writing songs for
the likes of Marcel Amont and Richard Anthony, before launching his own career
in 1963 with his first single, La Messe De Pâques / La Fête À La Java, released
by Pathé. 1965 marked a turning point, with his first popular success. The title
track "Aux Jeunes Loups", with its minimalist production and emblematic text,
became a catchphrase and introduced Jean-Claude Annoux to a wide audience. In
the same year, he won the Gra...
Dem CrazyJean-Claude Annoux, Stephen Marley, Dead Prez and Ghetto Youths Crew
It's Not a GameJean-Claude Annoux, Raekwon, American Cream Attitude and American Cream Team
DramacideJean-Claude Annoux, Kool G Rap, The X-ecutioners and Big Pun
FreeJean-Claude Annoux and Michael Fredo
Year 2000Jean-Claude Annoux, Jonathan Davis and Xzibit
Aux jeunes loupsJean-Claude Annoux
Dem CrazyJean-Claude Annoux, Stephen Marley, Dead Prez and Ghetto Youths Crew
Black And White
4:55
It's Not a GameJean-Claude Annoux, Raekwon, American Cream Attitude and American Cream Team
Only Built 4 the Trilogy
4:57
DramacideJean-Claude Annoux, Kool G Rap, The X-ecutioners and Big Pun
Black And White
3:41
FreeJean-Claude Annoux and Michael Fredo
Black And White
3:24
Year 2000Jean-Claude Annoux, Jonathan Davis and Xzibit
Bach: Goldberg Variations
3:45
Aux jeunes loupsJean-Claude Annoux
Aux Jeunes Loups
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