1 Et maintenant		play
2 La grosse noce
3 Le bateau blanc
4 Sur la plus haute colline
5 Fanfan
6 Le jugement dernier
7 Va t'en loin
8 Contre vous
9 De l'autre côté de la rivière
10 Je t'attends
11 Si je m'en reviens au pays
12 Quand Jules est au violon
13 Si j'avais une semaine
14 Les tantes Jeanne
15 Toi
16 Heureusement y'a les copains
17 Mon père est moi
18 Au revoir
19 Dis Mariette
20 Trop beau
21 Dimanche à Orly		play

Bécaud was born François Gilbert Léopold Silly on October 24, 1927, in the Mediterranean port city of Toulon, France. He developed quickly as a pianist, and by age nine, he was already studying at the Conservatoire de Nice. Bécaud scored the biggest hit of his career in 1961 with "Et maintenant," a song he co-wrote with Pierre Delanoé that wound up ranking among French pop's all-time classics. Translated into English as "What Now My Love," it became a standard in America and Britain as well, recorded by Shirley Bassey, Sonny & Cher (a U.S. Top 20 hit in 1966), Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Andy Williams, and countless others. He also scored another huge hit with "Je t'appartiens," which became a U.S. Top Ten hit for the Everly Brothers as "Let It Be Me"; the song was later recorded by soul singers James Brown and Jerry Butler, country star Willie Nelson, Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Nina Simone, and many more. Also known for "Un dimanche à Orly" (1963), the enormous hit "Nathalie" (1964; probably his second best-known song), "Quand il est mort le poète" (1965), the controversial pro-de Gaulle anthem "Tu le regretteras" (1965), and "L'important c'est la rose" (1967). Also, "Seul sur son étoile" was adapted into the English-language hit "It Must Be Him," which Vikki Carr took into the U.S. Top Five in 1967. ---All Music Guide

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01.Et maintenant
02.Les marchés de provence
03.Le pianiste de Varsovie
04.Nathalie
05.L'orange
06.T'es venu de loin
07.Quand il est mort le poète
08.L'important c'est la rose
09.Le petit oiseau de toutes les couleurs
10.La solitude ça n'existe pas
11.Charlie, t'iras pas au paradis
12.L'indifférence
13.C'est en septembre
14.Désirée

Orchestrated By, Conductor – Raymond Bernard, Christian Gaubert, Jean-Claude Petit

French singer, composer and actor, known as Monsieur 100,000 Volts for his energetic performances. His best-known hit is probably "Et maintenant", a 1961 release that became an English language hit after being translated into "What Now My Love". He was born 24 October 1927 in Toulon, France and died 18 December 2001 in Paris, France. --- discogs.com

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01. Je Reviens Te Chercher (2:45)
02. Les Cerisiers Sont Blancs (2:51)
03. On Prend Toujours Un Train Pour Quelque Part (3:19)
04. Nathalie (4:15) live
05. Quand Il Est Mort Le Poete (5:36) live
06. La Fin D'Un Grand Amour (3:09)
07. Monsieur Winter Go Home (3:57)
08. Les Créatures De Reves (2:26)
09. Mon Grand-Père Le Militaire (2:53)
10. Les Enfants Du Dimanche (2:11)
11. Tu M'Reconnais Pas (2:58)
12. L'Un D'Entre Eux Inventa La Mort (5:58)
13. Moi Je M'En Vais Demain (2:55)
14. Et Maintenant (2:59) live

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1 Viens
2 Donne-moi
3 Quand tu danses
4 La ballade des baladins
5 Les croix
6 Un nouveau printemps tout neuf
7 Méqué Méqué
8 Mes mains		play
9 Ah! Dites moi pourquoi je l’aime
10 C'était mon copain
11 Laissez faire, laissez dire
12 Que toi
13 Le marchand de ballons
14 Je veux te dire adieu
15 Si, si la vie est belle
16 Je t'appartiens
17 Berceuse pour Gaya	play
18 Alors raconte …
19 Marianne de ma jeunesse
20 La corrida

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1 Nathalie			play
2 Plein soleil
3 L'orange
4 Mourir à Capri
5 Rosy and John
6 T'es venu de loin
7 Tu le regretteras
8 Les jours meilleurs
9 Quand il est mort le poète
10 Les petites Mad'moiselles
11 Mademoiselle Lise
12 Le petit oiseau de toutes les couleurs
13 Je reviens te chercher
14 Les cerisiers sont blancs
15 La cinquième saison
16 La grande roue
17 Ma petite lumière
18 Le bateau miracle
19 Sur le pont des Invalides
20 L'important c'est la rose	play

Gilbert Bécaud (24 October 1927 – 18 December 2001) was a French singer, composer and actor, known as "Monsieur 100,000 Volts" for his energetic performances. His best-known hits are "Nathalie" and "Et Maintenant", a 1961 release that became an English language hit as "What Now My Love". He remained a popular artist for nearly fifty years, identifiable in his dark blue suits, with a white shirt and "lucky tie"; blue with white polka dots. When asked to explain his gift he said, "A flower doesn't understand botany." His favourite venue was the Paris Olympia under the management of Bruno Coquatrix. He debuted there in 1954 and headlined in 1955, attracting 6,000 on his first night, three times the capacity. On 13 November 1997 Bécaud was present for the re-opening of the venue after its reconstruction.

Gilbert Bécaud, właśc. Francois Gilbert Silly (ur. 24 października 1927 w Tulonie, zm. 18 grudnia 2001 w Paryżu) – francuski piosenkarz, kompozytor i aktor znany jako Monsieur 100 000 Volts ze względu na swój temperament. Jego najbardziej znane utwory to "Nathalie" i "Et maintenant", którego wersja angielska ("What Now My Love") stała się przebojem w 1961. Inny znany jego przebój to "Le petit oiseau de toutes les couleurs".

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