Les Frères Jacques

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Les Frères Jacques were a French vocal quartet active from 1946 to 1982, comprising André Bellec, Georges Bellec, François Soubeyran, and Paul Tourenne.^[1]

Les Frères Jacques in 1968.

Albums

Mythologie, Arion 1979
’’Jacques Prevert’’, RyM Musique 1958

References

^ Billboard - Jun 8, 1974 "Les Freres Jacques, a vocal quartet which specializes in comic songs, has announced that after 30 years they are having difficulty in finding suitable material."

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