biography
pronunciation:
[dütrõ]
| sex:
| male
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| lived:
| (1943– )
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| biography:
| Actor, composer, and performer, born in Paris, France. As a guitarist he performed with Johnny Hallyday in cellars, then in the ‘Calypso’ bar, meeting place of the first ‘rockers’. He became the accompanist to ‘Schmoll’ (Eddy Mitchell), composed for Zouzou (ex-twister), and Françoise Hardy, his future wife. Success arrived with ‘J'aime les filles’ in 1967. Other hits followed, including ‘Il est cinq heures’, ‘Paris s'éveille’, and ‘L'hôtesse de l'Air’. He also composed film music for Lelouch, Godard, Girod, and Zulawski. |
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