Léo Ferré struggled peddling his songs for years without much success until he made the acquaintance of cabaret singer Catherine Sauvage. An immediate champion of his work, she sang Ferré's now classic Paris Canaille. She made the song an instant hit and both the singer's and the songwriter's careers, interwoven, took off. Although Sauvage's early discography details are foggy, her debut album Catherine Sauvage chante ses derniers succès released in 1954.
Here is the (probably incomplete) discography surrounding Catherine Sauvage's debut album:
Johnny, tu n'es pas un ange (1954 single)
Catherine Sauvage Chante Ses Derniers Succès
1 (1954 EP)
2 (1954 EP)
"Paris Canaille" by Catherine Sauvage
"La Fille de Londres" by Catherine Sauvage
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