JEAN LUMIERE
Jean Anezin, better known by his stage name Jean Lumière, was born on August 20,
1895 in Marseille, France. His first love was acting, and he enrolled at the
Marseilles Conservatoire, where he won first prize in tragedy and comedy. He
then met singer Esther Lekain, who chose his stage name and encouraged him to
follow her to Paris. In 1934, he scored a huge hit with Paul Delmet and Charles
Fallot's romance "La petite église", for which he won the Grand Prix du disque.
His career continued successfully after the Second World War, with titles such
as "Le Chaland qui passe " and "Le...
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APPRENEZ MOI DES MOTS D'AMOURTino Rossi and JEAN LUMIERE
AME DES VIOLONS (L')JEAN LUMIERE, Anny Flore, Jack Lantier, Malloire and Eliane Embrun
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Anthologie de la Chanson Française 1934
MON CHERI, MON AMOURJEAN LUMIERE
Jean Lumière - Les Meilleures Chansons
AU JARDIN DE MON COEURJEAN LUMIERE
BERCEUSE TENDREJEAN LUMIERE
APPRENEZ MOI DES MOTS D'AMOURTino Rossi and JEAN LUMIERE
AME DES VIOLONS (L')JEAN LUMIERE, Anny Flore, Jack Lantier, Malloire and Eliane Embrun
Disques Pathé
