name | Jeane (Jean) Manson |
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issue | August 1974 |
birth place | Cleveland, Ohio, United States |
birth date | October 01, 1950 |
bust | 36 |
waist | 24" |
height | |
weight | |
preceded | Carol Vitale |
succeeded | Kristine Hanson |
website | }} |
Jeane Manson, born Jean Manson, (born October 1, 1950 in Cleveland, Ohio) is an American model, singer and actress. She was ''Playboy'' magazine's Playmate of the Month for the August 1974 issue. Her centerfold was photographed by Dwight Hooker.
In 1977, Manson was the subject of a comicbook, ''The Jeane Manson Revelations!'', produced by the cult The Children of God.
She had a few film roles before she was a Playmate, and moved to France soon after she appeared in ''Playboy''. Performing under the name Jeane Manson, she became a recording artist in Europe. Her albums have covered several genres, from pop to gospel and country. Jean also has hosted several television specials in France and had a regular role on the longrunning primetime soap ''Riviera''. She represented Luxembourg in the 1979 Eurovision Song Contest in Jerusalem, achieving 13th place for her song ''J'ai deja vu ça dans tes yeux''.
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background | solo_singer |
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birth name | Joseph Ira Dassin |
birth date | November 05, 1938 |
birth place | Brooklyn, New York, United States |
death place | Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia |
death date | August 20, 1980 |
origin | New York City |
genre | ChansonFrench pop |
occupation | Singer-songwriter |
years active | 1966–1980 |
label | CBS Records |
notable instruments | }} |
He began his childhood first in New York City and Los Angeles. However, after his father fell victim to the Hollywood blacklist in 1950, he and his family moved from place to place across Europe.
Dassin studied at the International School of Geneva and the Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland, and graduated in Grenoble. Dassin moved back to the United States where he earned a doctorate in ethnology at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
He moved back to France where he worked as a technician for his father and appeared as an actor in supporting roles in a number of movies directed by his father, including ''Topkapi'' where he played the role of "Josef".
On December 26, 1964, Dassin signed up with CBS Records, making him the first French singer to sign up with an American record label.
By the early 1970s, Dassin's songs were on the top of the charts in France and he had become very well known in that country. He was also a talented polyglot, recording songs in German, Russian, Spanish, Italian and Greek, as well as French and English.
Dassin married Maryse (whose real first name is Yvette) Massiéra on January 18, 1966, in Paris. Their son, Joshua, was born two and a half months before term, September 12, 1973, and died 5 days after. Devastated, Joe and Maryse split, but did not divorce until 1977.
On January 14, 1978, Joe married Christine Delvaux in Cotignac (Var). They had two sons, Jonathan (born September 14, 1978) and Julien (March 22, 1980). Christine died in December 1995.
Joe Dassin died of a heart attack during a vacation to Tahiti on August 20, 1980. He is survived by his two sons, both living in France, as well as his two younger sisters, Richelle (b.1940) and Julie (b.1945). His body is interred in the Beth Olam Mausoleum section of Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Hollywood, California.
! Album | ! Year | ! Songs | ||||||||||||||||||
Je change un peu de vent | 1964 | # Je change un peu de vent | # Il a plu | # Dis-moi, dis-lui | # Ce n'est pas une fille | # Je vais mon chemin | # Isabelle, prends mon chapeau | # Mâche ta chique | # Les jours s'en vont pareils | # Bip-bip | # Guantanamera | |||||||||
À New York | 1966 | # Excuse me lady''' | # Sometime lovin' | # Je change un peu de vent | # Celle que j'oublie | # Comme la lune | # Petite mama | # Joli minou | # Dans la brume du matin | # Vive moi | # Katy cruel | # Ça m'avance à quoi ? | ||||||||
Les Deux Mondes de Joe Dassin | 1967 | # Les Dalton | # Pauvre Doudou | # Tout bébé a besoin d'une maman | # The last thing on my mind | # Saint James Infirmary Blues | # L'Ombre d'un amour | # Paper Heart | # Marie-Jeanne | # Hello hello! | # My funny Valentine | # Viens voir le loup | ||||||||
Les Champs-Élysées | 1969 | # Le Chemin de papa | # Le Petit Pain au chocolat | # Les Champs Élysées | # Siffler sur la colline | # Mon village du bout du monde | # Mé que mé que | # Un peu comme toi | # Ma bonne étoile | # La Violette africaine | # La Bande à Bonnot | # Le Temps des œufs au plat | # Sunday Times | |||||||
La Fleur aux dents | 1970 | # La Fleur aux dents | # L'Équipe à Jojo | # C'est bon l'amour | # Le Portugais | # Le Grand Parking | # Un garçon nommé Suzy | # Au bout des rails | # Un petit air de musique | # La Luzerne | # Un cadeau de papa | # Je la connais si bien | # L'Amérique ("Yellow River") | |||||||
Elle était oh!... | 1971 | # La ligne de vie | # La mal-aimée du courrier du coeur | # Bye bye Louis | # Allez, roulez! | # Sylvie | # Les joies de la cuisine | # Elle était oh... ! | # Le Chanteur des rues | # À la santé d'hier | # Pauvre Pierrot | # Si tu peux lire en moi | # Le général a dit | |||||||
Joe | 1972 | # La Complainte de l'heure de pointe (À vélo dans Paris) | # Un peu de paradis | # Louisiana | # Julie, Julie | # Le Roi du blues | # Taka takata | # Le Moustique | # Salut les amoureux ("City of New Orleans") | # Ma nana | # Vaya-na-cumana | # C'est ma tournée | # S'aimer sous la pluie | |||||||
13 chansons nouvelles | 1973 | # À chacun sa chanson | # On s'en va | # Dédé le kid | # Pourquoi pas moi ? | # Allons danser, Valerie | # Les Plus Belles Années de ma vie | # La Dernière Page | # Qu'est-ce que j'ai pu faire hier soir? | # Quand on a seize ans | # Oh la la ! | # Ton côté du lit | # Quand on a du feu | # Fais-moi de l'électricité | ||||||
Si tu t'appelles Mélancolie | 1974 | # Si tu t'appelles Mélancolie | # Vade retro | # Messieurs les jurés | # Six jours à la campagne | # L'Amour etc. | # Entre deux adieux | # Le Service militaire | # Annie de l'année dernière | # Marie-Madeleine | # Je te crois | # Ce n'est rien que du vent | # Ma dernière chanson pour toi | |||||||
À l'Olympia | 1974 | # L'Amérique ( ouverture ) | # À chacun sa chanson | # Salut les amoureux | # Le Moustique | # On s'en va | # Quand on a seize ans | # Ton côté du lit | # Le Berger ( sketch ) | # Sweet Georgia Brown (duo de flûtes à nez avec Jean Hebrard) | # Pot-pourri américain | # Les Plus Belles Années de ma vie | # Dédé le kid | # Quand on a du feu | # C'est la vie, Lily | # Marie-Jeanne | # Fais-moi de l'électricité | # Pot-pourri francais | # L'Amérique | |
Le Costume blanc | 1975 | # Et si tu n'existais pas | # Il faut naître à Monaco | # Chanson triste | # Le Costume blanc | # L'Albatros | # Alors c'est qu'est-ce que c'est ? ("Harm our Love") | # Ça va pas changer le monde | # Salut | # Carolina (Sad Sweet Dreamer) | # C'est la nuit | # Ma musique (Sailing) | # Piano mécanique | |||||||
Le Jardin du Luxembourg | 1976 | # Le Jardin du Luxembourg | # Il était une fois nous deux | # À toi | # Le Café des trois colombes | # Comme disait Valentine | # Laisse-moi dormir | # Que sont devenues mes amours ? | ||||||||||||
Les Femmes de ma vie | 1978 | # La Femme idéale (Angélina) | # La Première Femme de ma vie | # Noisette et Cassidy | # La Demoiselle de déshonneur | # Dans les yeux d'Émilie | # Quand on sera deux (A Cancuncella) | # Maria | # Mon copain Julie | # Marie-Ange (Fallen Angel) | # J'ai craqué | # Petit Ballon | # La Rue Marie-Laurence | |||||||
15 ans déjà | 1979 | # La vie se chante, la vie se pleure (Claudia Barry's "Down by the Water") | # Un lord anglais | # Toi, le refrain de ma vie | # La Beauté du diable | # La Fan | # Côté banjo, côté violon | # Qu'est-ce que tu fais de moi ? | # Darling | # Pour le plaisir de partir | # Happy Birthday (Balletto) | |||||||||
Blue Country (English version: Home Made Ice Cream) | 1979 | # Blue Country ("Home Made Ice Cream") | # Faut pas faire de la peine à John ("You Don't Mess Around with Jim") | # Un baby, bébé ("My Kind of Woman") | # On se connaît par cœur ("Promises") | # La Saison du blues ("The Change") | # Polk Salad Annie | # La Fille du shérif ("High Sheriff") | # Joe Macho ("Lustful Earl and the Married Woman") | # Si je dis je t'aime ("I've Got a Thing About You, Baby") | # Le Marché aux puces ("The Guitar Don't Lie") | |||||||||
Little Italy | 1982 | # Ouverture : Le Hold-up (introduzione: rapina) | # Joe : Regarde-toi (La corte) | # Marcella : Et l'amour (E l'Amore) | # Joe : Quand la chance passe (Casino) | # Marcella : La Mer (Mare) | # Marcella : Tant pis pour moi (Giusto o no) | # Joe : Je viens comme un voleur (Il posto giusto) | # Duo : La Fête (la festa) | # Joe : Sandy (Sandy) | # Duo : Après la fête (Jesus) | # Joe : C'est fini | # Joe : À mon fils (Sebastian) | # Duo : Martine (Martina) |
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name | Alain Barrière |
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background | solo_singer |
birth name | Alain Bellec |
birth date | November 18, 1935 |
origin | La Trinité-sur-Mer, France |
genre | Pop, Chanson |
occupation | Singer |
associated acts | Noëlle Cordier |
website | Alain Barrière |
current members | }} |
Alain Barrière (born Alain Bellec, 18 November 1935 in La Trinité-sur-Mer, Morbihan) is a French singer, who has been active since the 1950s and is known for participating in the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest.
He published an autobiography in 2006 and continues to release both retrospective and newly-recorded albums.
Category:French male singers Category:French Eurovision Song Contest entrants Category:Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 1963 Category:People from Morbihan Category:1935 births Category:Living people
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