Jean Sablon
Jean Sablon, born March 25, 1906 in Nogent-sur-Marne, is a French jazz singer,
composer and songwriter, one of the first to embrace this musical genre. He is
also known for being the first to use a microphone on stage in France, in 1936,
marking a revolution in stage performance techniques. A student at the Lycée
Charlemagne in Paris, Jean Sablon decided to leave school to devote himself
fully to his passion for music. He was unable to enter the Paris Conservatoire
due to lack of enrolment, so he decided to go straight into show business. At
just 17, he made his operetta debut in...
Je tire ma révérence (Je tire ma reverence)Jean Sablon
Jean Sablon
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Il ne faut pas briser un rêve (Il ne faut pas briser un reve)Jean Sablon
Jean Sablon 1933-1946
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UN AMOUR COMME LE NOTREJean Sablon and Lucienne Boyer
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PUISQUE VOUS PARTEZ EN VOYAGEJean Sablon, Françoise Hardy, Georges Brassens, Jacques Dutronc, Michèle Laroque, Mireille and Frédéric Longbois (Francoise Hardy and Michele Laroque)
Chante les Chansons de Sa Jeunesse + Inédits Espagnols
DOUX CABOULOTJean Sablon, Yves Montand, Juliette Gréco, Tino Rossi, Georges Brassens, Mistinguett, Barbara, Frida Boccara, Lucienne Boyer, MARIE DUBAS, Mireille, SUZY DELAIR, Suzy Solidor, Monique Morelli, Jack Lantier, FREDDY BALTA, JACKY NOGUEZ, JOSEPH MOUTET, MICKY PEGURI, Raymond BOISSERIE, André Grassi, Armand Migiani, Jacqueline Valois, Jacques Larmanjat and Nina Rette (Juliette Greco and Andre Grassi)
REVERIEJean Sablon
Jean Sablon
