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Gilles Thibaut
tr, 1927-2000 FR, Paris
Musician of Jazz
A.k.a. Lucien Thibaut
French lyricist, born 21 September 1927 in Paris, died 8 August 2000 in La Hauteville (Yvelines). During the 1950's, he played trumpet in jazz bands (including his own orchestra). From 1965, he started writing lyrics to songs recorded by Johnny Hallyday, Claude François, France Gall, Sylvie Vartan, Michel Sardou, ...
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| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| What Did I Do To Be so Black and Blue | Gérard Badini, Gilles Thibaut, Claude Gousset, Colette Magny | 2002 | Album |
| Cinémascope | Gilles Thibaut Joue, Avec Jacques Denjean Et Son Orchestre | 1959 | Album |
| Dansez Avec... Jacques Denjean | Gilles Thibaut Invité Par Jacques Denjean Et Son Orchestre | Single |
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