Claude Nougaro

Claude Nougaro (September 9, 1929 – March 4, 2004) was a French songwriter and singer born in Toulouse. He started in Paris as a journalist and wrote songs for Marcel Amont and Philippe Clay. Beginning in 1962 he conducted a solo singing career. Nougaro died in Paris at age 74.

Selected discography

  • Locomotive d'or (1973)
  • Au new morning (1982)
  • Nougayork (1987)
  • Une voix dix doigts (1991)
  • L'Enfant-phare (1997)

Writings

  • L'ivre de mots (2002)
  • Fables de ma fontaine (2003)
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