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Edith Piaf |
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Considered one of the innovators of space-age pop, Perrey -- who was pals with Salvador Dali, Jacques Brel and Jean Cocteau, and worked with French artists ranging from Edith Piaf and Django Reinhart to Air -- has been sampled by Dr. To understand David Bowie, for instance, yon need to realize that the guy heard lots of Edith Piaf courtesy of Radio Luxembourg, and spent a lot of time browsing the bins at a local record shop that stocked American artists like Little Richard. He was at least partially inspired in this resolve by the words of his favorite French musician, the late Edith Piaf and her heartbreaking song "Je ne regrette rien"--"I regret nothing. |
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