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PHILIPS - B 372.628 F SACHA DISTEL Scoubidou (Pommes et poires) Ce serait dommage... (Impatient lover)	PHILIPS - B 372.665 F SACHA DISTEL Oh ! quelle nuit (Lonesome me) Quand tu es partie...	PHILIPS - B 372.760 F SACHA DISTEL Mon bon chapeau Monsieur l'Baron	PHILIPS - 432.375 BE SACHA DISTEL Oui, oui oui, oui - Je n'avais pas compris Dis ! o dis ! (Everybody loves somebody) - Oh ! quelle nuit (Lonesome me)
PHILIPS - 432.389 BE SACHA DISTEL Personalités, elle a le... elle a la... elle a les... (Personality) - Drole de rêve (The preacher) Ouah ! ouah ! ouah ! ouah ! - Allez ! va ! (My heart is an open book)	PHILIPS - 432.452 BE SACHA DISTEL Mon beau chapeau - Dites a l'orchestre (la... la... la...) Les celibataires - Monsieur L'baron	PHILIPS - 432.573 BE SACHA DISTEL Le boogie du bébé (Baby sittin' boogie) - A cause de toi (I don't know why) Oui, devant dieu (La novia) - On dit, on dit, on dit	LA VOIX DE SON MAITRE - EGF 839 SACHA DISTEL Scandale dans la famille (Shame and scandal in the family) - Mamadou La casa D'Irène - Embrasse-moi quand même
LA VOIX DE SON MAITRE - 7 EGF 860 SACHA DISTEL Monsieur Cannibal - On est si bien ici Elles sont futées - Les yeux blues (Over and over)	LA VOIX DE SON MAITRE - EGF 878 SACHA DISTEL La petite puce (Spanish flea) - Les lunettes Les perroquets - Le crocodile	LA VOIX DE SON MAITRE - EGF 922 SACHA DISTEL L'incendie a Rio - Mon petit bout d'chou Y en a qui font ça - Rebecca et moi	LA VOIX DE SON MAITRE - EGF 962 SACHA DISTEL Ces mots stupides (Something stupid) - Les mêmes tambours (Gallent men) Si j'étais a votre place - O s'en souviendra de la Saint-Valentin
HIS MASTER'S VOICE - GBP 196 SACHA DISTEL Si j'etais a votre place On s'en souviendra de la St. Valentin	HIS MASTER'S VOICE - GBP 247 SACHA DISTEL Romeo et Julia (Romeo und Julia) Non amore (No amore)	RCA VICTOR - 86.004 M SACHA DISTEL Eso beso - Desafinado Ting toung (Viens danser la bossa nova) - Loin de toi (Recado)	RCA - 45.244 SACHA DISTEL Guitarre et copains (A steel guitar and a glass of wine) C'etait plus fort que tout (I can't stop loving you)
RCA - 46.021 SACHA DISTEL Où ça, où ça Un air de banjo (Washington square)	HIS MASTER'S VOICE - 5C 006.10257 M SACHA DISTEL La chanteuse et le trompettiste Paris de mimi pinson	POLYDOR - 24909 SACHA DISTEL Adios amigo Mister Casanova	POLYDOR - 53073 SACHA DISTEL Fremde rosen Das mit dir
CARRERE - 50.000 SACHA DISTEL Ma femme (Oh ! no no) L'arc en ciel sans la pluie	RCA VICTOR - 46.035 SACHA DISTEL Quand l'entends les guitares Ils sont là	RCA VICTOR - 46.036 SACHA DISTEL La chanson orientale Les amis de mes amis	RCA - 86.001 M SACHA DISTEL J'ai un rendez-vous (I wanna thank you) - Pailasse (Palhacada) Chanson sur une seule note (Samba de uma nota só) - Dis-moi, barman
VERSAILLES - 90 S 167 SACHA DISTEL Tout bas - Cheveux vdans le vent Quand j'y pense - La fin d'un roman d'amour

SACHA DISTEL (ARTIST BIOGRAPHY)

Sacha Distel (January 29, 1933 – July 22, 2004), nephew of band leader Ray Ventura, was a French singer who had hits such as a cover version of the Academy Award winning “Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head” (originally recorded by B.J. Thomas) Frank & Nancy Sinatra’s Something Stupid and “Scoubidou”. He was born in Paris to

At age 16, Distel became a professional jazz guitarist. Over his career he worked alongside Dizzy Gillespie and Tony Bennett and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in the late 1950s after establishing himself as a French crooner.

Sacha Distel had a much publicized relationship with actress Brigitte Bardot but in 1963 he married skier Francine Bréaud. He reputedly broke off the relationship with Bardot after discovering her with another man.

In the 1960s, he composed ‘La Belle Vie’, a tune that made its way across the Atlantic as ‘The Good Life’, and most famously performed by Tony Bennett. French lyrics were added in the 1970s and it became Distel’s signature tune. During the 1960s, he had his own variety show on French television.

During the 1970s, he became popular outside France, and once hosted the Miss World contest in London. In this decade, he spent more time in the UK than in France. Considered a Gallic heart throb in Britain he was a regular on British TV

Distel remained reasonably popular in France in the 1980s and 1990s, including a new show named after his song ‘La Belle Vie’.

In 2001, Distel had a part as lawyer Billy Flynn in the London production of the musical Chicago. He did have an ambition to make a musical about the life of Maurice Chevalier, but this remained unfulfilled at the time of his death.

Sacha Distel died on July 22 2004 near St Tropez,after a long battle with cancer.

His name was used in Peter Sarstedt’s song “Where Do You Go To My Lovely”.