Eddy Marnay
Initially a performer, Eddy Marnay spent time with Stéphane Golman, Léo Ferré
and Francis Lemarque. But success came as a lyricist. In 1948, his song "Les
Amants de Paris" (music by Léo Ferré) was performed by Édith Piaf. A prestigious
career followed, with the collaboration of the best musicians of the time: Emil
Stern, Michel Legrand, Henri Salvador, Michel Magne, Philippe Gérard, André Popp
and Marc Heyral. His performers were also up to the task: Patachou ("Java,
qu'est-ce que tu fais là?"), Marie Laforêt ("Mon amour mon ami"), Yves Montand
("Planter café"), Mireille Mathieu ...
LES DEUX TOURTERELLESRenée LEBAS and Eddy Marnay (Renee LEBAS)
Au DDManon Debs, André Popp, Eddy Marnay, Théodore Pitzini, Julien Orthet, Karim Djeriou, Nabil Andrieu, Nicolas Chataing, Said Belkasmi and Tarik Andrieu
LES DEUX TOURTERELLESRenée LEBAS and Eddy Marnay (Renee LEBAS)
Cent Mille ChansonsMichel Magnet and Eddy Marnay
LES DEUX TOURTERELLESRenée LEBAS and Eddy Marnay (Renee LEBAS)
LES DEUX TOURTERELLESRenée LEBAS and Eddy Marnay (Renee LEBAS)
Au DDManon Debs, André Popp, Eddy Marnay, Théodore Pitzini, Julien Orthet, Karim Djeriou, Nabil Andrieu, Nicolas Chataing, Said Belkasmi and Tarik Andrieu
2:26
LES DEUX TOURTERELLESRenée LEBAS and Eddy Marnay (Renee LEBAS)
Z'Yeux Bleus
Cent Mille ChansonsMichel Magnet and Eddy Marnay
2:43
LES DEUX TOURTERELLESRenée LEBAS and Eddy Marnay (Renee LEBAS)
