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	RFI Musique - - Biography - Juliette Gréco
		Juliette Gréco was born in Montpellier, in the South of France, on 7 February 1927.
		Juliette's father, who was born in Corsica, worked as a policeman on the Côte d'Azur, but she rarely saw him in her childhood as she and her elder sister Charlotte were brought up by their maternal grandparents who lived in Bordeaux.
		Juliette's mother and sister were released from prison camp at the end of the war and in 1945 the family returned to live in the South West of France.
	www.rfimusique.com /siteEn/biographie/biographie_6308.asp (3542 words)

	French Music, Parisian Music - Paris Essentials
		Unlike the United States, where singers were assumed (often wrongly) to have written their songs and crafted their seductive personae on their own, music writer and performance directors were recognized as stars of their own in France, and Gainsbourg is a classic example - writing and producing many more hits than he actually sang.
		Juliette Greco was one of his clients, as were Catherine Sauvage, France Gall and Michele Arnaud.
		Juliette Greco, Barbara, and Lucienne were some of the women, dressed head to foot in fl, dazzling on a stage lit by a single spotlight, enigmatic, mysterious and over the top at the same time.
	www.paris-essentials.com /music (689 words)

	Jazz News: Juliette Greco - Le Temps D'Une Chanson - On Sunnyside Records
		Greco's deep contralto rings with the kind of rich, rarely-heard, otherworldly timbre forged from a lifetime, of love, loss, and longing on par with Billie Holiday's Lady in Satin and Shirley Horn's Here's to Life, that recalls every tumultuous epoch of her extraordinary life, which included wartime occupation, romance and prison.
		Greco reunited with her mother and sister at the end of the war, and briefly returned with them to southwestern France, before returning to Bohemian Paris, where she flourished in the milieu of intellectuals, poets and musicians like Jean-Paul Sartre, Boris Vian, and Albert Camus, and became well-known for her dark looks and rebellious nature.
		At the dawn of the 21st century, Juliette Greco stands as a solid, soulful survivor of an amazing age, and Le Temps de Chanson is her love letter to that bygone era.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/news.php?id=12856 (975 words)

	Juliette Gréco, printable version.
		Juliette Gréco, was born on February 7, 1927 in Montpellier and spends the first six years of her life to Bordeaux in her large parents.
		She launches out in the song in 1949 and if many writers and poets write texts to him but Juliette Gréco is long in being recognized general public her style being too far away from the popular repertory.
		Always in round with the four corners of the world Juliette Gréco, in spite of a cardiac alarm, never refuses to leave to the meeting its public with which it sings the French language always alluring a very broad audience.
	www.stars-celebrites.com /biography-printable/G/greco.htm (354 words)

	Sunnyside Records: Artists: Juliette Greco
		Juliette, who was educated by nuns in an extremely strict convent school, grew up to be a rather shy child given to spending long periods of time on her own.
		Juliette and Charlotte immediately fled the family home and returned to Paris, but they would soon be arrested and sent to prison by the Gestapo.
		Juliette had no trouble finding material to perform at her first concert - a host of famous French writers and poets immediately offered their services.
	www.sunnysiderecords.com /artist.php?id=305&Greco&Juliette (3374 words)

	RFI Musique - - Juliette Gréco
		Juliette Gréco. The legendary name has been enough to inspire the most creative French songwriters and musicians.
		Fans will be delighted to learn that Juliette Gréco is keeping up the live side of her work, too.
		Juliette Gréco is currently on tour in Germany.
	www.rfi.fr /musiqueen/articles/060/article_7186.asp (1293 words)

	Razorcake - Graham Russell's Bitterness Personified
		Juliette Greco was the inscrutable, unsmiling face of French existentialism in the 1950s and 60s -- the Beat Generation's equivalent of Marlene Dietrich or Edith Piaf.
		Greco's mother and sister Charlotte participated in the French Resistance movement during the Nazi occupation in World War II and were arrested.
		Now in her mid-70s, Greco still wears her signature fl clothes and remains an iconic grand dame figure in France (she was awarded the Legion d'honneur, France's highest award for cultural achievement, in 1984), a fragile lifeline to a sepia-toned, romantic conception of French-ness that no longer really exists.
	www.razorcake.org /site/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=75 (1453 words)

	Juliette Gréco
		The Roots of Heaven (1958) (as Juliette Greco)....
		Elena et les hommes (1956) (as Juliette Greco)....
		Au royaume des cieux (1949) (as Juliette Greco)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0344898 (473 words)

	Juliette GRECO : Il y a mille façons de dire "je t'aime" - SACEM
		Juliette GRECO : Il y a mille façons de dire "je t'aime" - SACEM
		Juliette GRECO : Il y a mille façons de dire "je t'aime"
		Et puis, il y a le cinéma, avec lequel Juliette n'a jamais cessé de flirter depuis les années Zanuck, et où elle a récemment joué, aux côtés de Klaus-Maria Brandauer, le rôle d'une créatrice de mode "mélange de Chanel et de Sonia Rykiel" dans un film de Fritz Lhenner.
	www.sacem.fr /musique/juliette_greco_il_y_a_mille_facons_de_dire_je_t_aime.html (309 words)

	YouTube - Juliette Greco - Sous Le Ciel De Paris
		SO as she is here,N'oublions pas Brel et pas Juliette surtout.
		We don't had a chanteuse like Juliette Grèco. Maybe Marlene Dietrich, but all'n'all she was more american and french than german.
		Juliette Greco Sous Le Ciel De Paris french chanson
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=epp17inT1gw (543 words)

	Juliette Greco
		Juliette Greco was a living emblem of Paris' new Boheme and the nymph of the post-war poets.
		However, at the beginning of the Seventies, its career is blown little by little and Juliette loses herself in a register anti-soldier which the public always does not follow.
		Continuous Juliette despite everything to turn at the international level and gives tens of recitals per annum.
	lycos.cs.cmu.edu /info/juliette-greco.html (403 words)

	Juliette Gréco - Biography - Moviefone
		Greco was already a popular Parisian cafe chanteuse and veteran of several European productions before Zanuck brought her to America to co-star in The Sun Also Rises (1957).
		She also prospered after parting company with 20th Century-Fox in the early 1960s, continuing to play choice club dates and to co-star in such internationally financed films as The Night of the Generals (1967).
		From 1966 through 1977, Juliette Greco was the wife of French film star Michel Piccoli.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/juliette-greco/28431/biography (135 words)

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