Jean Marco(1923-1953)

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Jean Marco was born on 17 December 1923 in Istanbul, Turkey. He died on 24 June 1953 in Connerré, Sarthe, France.

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Known for

Musique en tête (1951)

Musique en tête

5.2

Soundtrack("Tout là-haut")

1951

Pigalle-Saint-Germain-des-Prés (1950)

Pigalle-Saint-Germain-des-Prés

4.9

Self

1950

Il était... trois chansons (1947)

Il était... trois chansons

Short

Soundtrack("Le Fantôme de Tante Anna")

1947

Tambour battant (1952)

Tambour battant

6.0

Self

1952

Credits

Soundtrack

Romances et rythmes
Short
- performer: "La France en Rose", "Je Cherche après Titine", "À Pâques ou à la Trinité"
- 1952
Musique en tête
5.2
- performer: "Tout là-haut"
- 1951
Mystère à Shanghai
5.7
- lyrics: "Merveille de la Vie"
- music: "Merveille de la Vie"
- 1950
Une journée avec Jacques Hélian et son orchestre
Short
- performer: "La Cane du Canada", "Parce que ça me Donne du Courage", "Angelo Mio" (Buona Notte, Angelo Mio), "Le Chapeau à Plumes"
- 1949
Rythmes de Paris
Short
- performer: "C'est si bon", "La Plus Belle Valse d'Amour" (Il Valzer Dello Zigo Zago)
- 1948
Il était... trois chansons
Short
- lyrics: "Le Fantôme de Tante Anna"
- music: "Le Fantôme de Tante Anna"
- performer: "Le Fantôme de Tante Anna"
- 1947

Personal details

Born
- December 17, 1923
- Istanbul, Turkey
Died
- June 24, 1953
- Connerré, Sarthe, France(car crash)

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Trivia
From 1947 to 1949, he recorded with Jacques Hélian and his Orchestra four French songs composed by Henri Betti : "Le Chapeau à Plumes" and "Le Charbon de la Ruhr" (lyrics by Maurice Vandair) in 1947, "C'est si bon" (lyrics by André Hornez) in 1948 and "Maître Pierre" (lyrics by Jacques Plante) in 1949.

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