Lucienne Delyle

Lucienne Delyle is a French singer born with Paris in 1917. She is first of all préparatrice in pharmacy. Impassioned by the French song of the Years 1930, it practices the song in amatrice under the name of Lucienne Delyne. In 1939, Jacques Canetti the remark at the time of a Radio-hook and engages it at once. In 1940, it meets the trumpet player of jazz and arranger Aimé Barelli who will become her husband and his best collaborator. From their union will be born a girl who will try a career in the song under the name of Minouche Barelli (1947 - 2004).

After the immense success of My lover of Midsummer's Day , recorded in 1942, Lucienne Delyle will be very popular during the years 1950. In 1953, Bruno Coquatrix calls upon it, like with the young person Gilbert Bécaud, for the reopening of the Olympia.

Its career declines at the end of the years 1950, because of a leukemia. Lucienne Delyle gives a last series in concerts, in company of her husband, on the scene of Bobino in November 1960. She dies out in May 1962 with Monte Carlo, Principality of Monaco.

She will have approached about all the kinds and all the styles, of the realistic song to the accordion music, while passing by the sentimental song, the song jazzy, sometimes tinted exotic influences. Its languorous voice, its hot stamp and its precise diction will influence in a decisive way the French song of variety.

Summary discography

1939

  • On the quays of the old man Paris , words of Louis Poterat and music of Ralph Erwin
  • It attended the street Pigalle (words of Raymond ESA - music of Maitrier) also sung by Edith Piaf
  • Prière in Zumba (music of A. Lara - words of Jacques Larue)
  • In my heart , melody Hungarian of the film Retour at dawn (music of Paul Misraki - words of André Hornez)

1940

1941

  • the Paradise lost (Hans May - R. Ferney) * Sixth stage (Guy Van Parys - Veber)
  • the remainder is of no importance (music of Alex Siniavine - words of Jacques Larue)
  • Y' does not have a refrain (music of Marguerite Monnot - words of Maurice Vandair)
  • Viens tomorrow (music of Louiguy - words of Jacques Larue)
  • Fumée (Jal - Battle-Henry)

1942

  • My lover of Midsummer's Day (E. Carrara - L. Agel)
  • wild Refrain (Francis Lopez - François Llenas - Pierre Hiégel)
  • Clouds , words of Jacque Larue and music of Django Reinhardt
  • I very kept for you (Johnny Hess)
  • the fair Waltz (Nadyval - François)
  • You will forget me (Felt - Vaysse - Lagarde)
  • a roof which leans (music of Lutèce - words of Jacques Larue)

1943

  • Marie of the angels (music of Francis Lopez - words of Jacques Larue)
  • Of the lies (Kruder - Sauvat)
  • I sang on my sorrow (Jacques Météhen - Pierre Hiégel)

1944

  • In spite of your oaths (Henri de Christiné - Howard)
  • Domingo (Louis Gasté - Bérard - Louis Gasté)
  • Gitanella (music of Verdu - words of Jacques Larue)
  • the Hotel opposite (music of Marguerite Monnot - words of Money)

1946

  • Kisses me, cherished (music of Aimé Barelli - words of Jacques Larue)
  • For him , words of Henri Contet and music of Aimé Barelli
  • Printemps (music of Paul Durand - words of Henri Contet)
  • Valser in the shade (music of Charles Dumont - words of Louis Poterat)

1947

  • Quays of the Seine , words of Jean Dréjac, music of Jean Dréjac and André Lodge
  • an angel like that , words of Daniel Hortis and Magenta music of Guy

1948

  • Bolero (music of Paul Durand - words of Henri Contet)

1949

1950

  • Under the bridges of Paris (music of Vincent Scotto - words of Jean Rodor) also sung by Leon Christmas - to see in CD Vincent Scotto 1922-1947 - 2cd as well as a borchure.
  • Such as I am (Christian Jollet - R. Desbois)
  • I dreamed of you , according to Sleepy Lagoon (Eric Coates - Louis Hennevé)

1951

  • the Mister with the lilacs (music of Aime Barelli - words of Henri Contet)
  • Jose the caravaneer

1952

  • Charmaine (Grated - Pollack /ad. ?? (according to DER lachende Ehemann d' Edmund Eysler, 1913 based on the Hungarian dance No 11 of Johannes Brahms Waltz in the Major one, opus 39 , " Poco Andante" , 1880)
  • It is my gigolo (L. Casucci - A. Mauprey)
  • If you also you give up me , French adaptation of Henri Contet and of max François of the song High Noon (C not forsake me) of the film the train will whistle three times , music of Dimitri Tiomkin
  • It goes (duet with Aimé Barelli)

1953

1954

  • Kaïla
  • My boyfriend lost , words and music of Nicole Louvier
  • I coils Paris (music of Cole Porter - words of Jacques Larue) the operetta '' [[Edge Edge] ]
  • My heart is a violin , film the Little boy lost (Miarka Laparcerie - J. Richepin)

1955

  • Gelsomina (Poor lost child) of the film Strada (music of Nino Rota - words of Robert Chabrier)
  • an angel like that (Magenta music of Guy - words of Daniel Hortis)
  • Gelsomina and Luna Rossa in Japanese

1956

  • That suits you well
  • Java , words of Eddy Marnay and music of Emil Stern, arrangements of Mario Bua
  • it is true for You
  • Hop digui-di , adaptation by Fernand Bonifay of Hop Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom) of A. Hoffman and D. Manning
  • My heart trotts (Mr. Fontenay)
  • For a dollar , words of Fernand Bonifay and music of Guy Magenta, arrangements of Mario Bua
  • Amour, castanets and tango , adaptation by F. Llenas of Hernando' S Hideaway of Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
  • But the trumpet… , words of Jacques Larue, music of Aime Barelli and Philippe Gerard
  • the Rose tattooed , words of Henri Contet on the music of Harry Warren of the film the Rose tattooed (Pink Tattoo) , arrangements of Mario Bua
  • On my life , words and music of Charles Aznavour
  • Arrivederci Roma , words of Fernand Bonifay and Roland Berthier on a music of Renato Rascel, arrangements of Mario Bua

1957

  • the Mimi pink (words of Robert Chabrier - music of Aime Barelli, arr. Mario Bua)
  • You do not have very good character (music of Albano/words of Fernand Bonifay) * Anastasia (music of Alfred Newman/words of Pierre Delanoë) film '' [[Anastasia] ]
  • Accarezzame (music of Pino Calvi/words of Eddy Marnay)
  • Paname (words of Robert Chabrier - music of OJ Moutet)
  • Piano, piano (words of Jacques Larue - music of A.C. Morelli)
  • My p' tite hammer (words of Eddy Marnay - music of Emil Stern)
  • I have the fancy (words of Robert Chabrier - music of Aime Barelli)

1958

  • It that the music (Is also sung by Henri Salvador
  • Merci Paris (words for Robert Chabrier - music of Aimé Barelli, arr. Mario Bua)
  • Thank you (S. Seracini/P. Havet - words of Pierre Delanoë) ( Edera , Festival of Sanremo 1958, 2nd price)
  • You suit me (Mr. Aldebert)
  • As preceded (You give me) (Taccani - Di Paola/words of Jacques Larue) - also sung by Henri Salvador
  • In the blue of the blue sky (music of Domenico Modugno/words of Jacques Larue) blù dipinto di blù '', [[Festival of Sanremo], 1st price]

1959

  • One does not only have the every day twenty years (F. Pothier - Léo Raiter) also not sung by Berthe Sylva
  • the white Pinks (C.L. Pothier - Léo Raiter) also sung by Berthe Sylva
  • Dénicheur (E. Gilbert - Louis Agel - L. Donodeff)
  • Large curly the (E. Ronn - L. Donideff) Aussi sung by Damia
  • You (H. Lemarchand - D. Mauprey)
  • the tango invites us (music of Andre Verchuren - Favereau)
  • the Merchant of happiness (Andre Calvet - Jean Broussolle)

1960

  • Of your heart in my heart (words of Rene Bravard - music of Claude Mansard)
  • Lovers of Sunday (words of Henri Contet - music of Marguerite Monnot)
  • Street of Siam (words of Jacques Larue - music of Magenta Guy)
  • Cornflowers of azure (words of Jacques Larue - music of Magenta Guy)
  • For him (new version)
  • the Vault with the moonlight (Henri Varna - Léo Lelièvre/B. Hill)
  • the Lovers of Sunday (words of Henri Contet - music of Marguerite Monnot)
  • Fleur of mouse (words of Henri Contet - music of Andre Lutereau)
  • Bistrot (J. Eigel - A. Dutrieux - Henri Segers)
  • Écoute my rengaine (words of Rene Bravard - music of Armand Canfora)
  • My gigolette (music of Jean Constantin - J. Guigo - Alexander Alstone - Kennedy)
  • Kisses me (words of Jacques Larue - music of Aime Barelli)
  • I will await (words of Louis Poterat - music of D. Olivieri)
  • My angel (words of J. Cat-like - music of Bruno Coquatrix)
  • One should not break a dream (J. Jal)
  • On the quays of the old man Paris (new version)

Directions and orchestras: 1939 - 1960: Marcel Cariven, Raymond Legrand, Jacques Météhen, Aime Barelli, Armand Migiani, Paul Mauriat.

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