Artist
Les Double Six
France · 1959 – 1966
Les Double Six is a music group from France, active 1959–1966. Their discography on Gatefold includes 1 record.
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1959
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Biography
French vocal jazz ensemble founded 1959 by Mimi Perrin.
Some members were previously part of Les Blue Stars while other later sang with "Les Aldeberts".
In 1965 the group had disbanded, then Mimi tried to put together an entirely new group (with on vocals Bernard Lubat, Jef Gilson, Gaëtan Dupenher, Anne Vassiliu, Hélène Devos and Mimi), but the record was not released.
Members: Mimi Perrin, Monique Aldebert, Louis Aldebert, Ward Swingle (later arranger for Les Swingle Singers), Jean-Louis Conrozier, Roger Guérin, Christiane Legrand (sister of composer Michel Legrand), Claude Germain, Jacques Denjean, Jean-Claude Briodin (later a member of Les Swingle Singers and Les Troubadours), Eddy Louiss, Claudine Barge, Robert Smart, Bernard Lubat.
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