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Jacques PILLS
Jacques Pills is a French actor and crooner-style vocalist whose career spanned
the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. He was born as "René Jacques Ducos" on January 7,
1906, on Tulle, France. After making his musical debut at Paris' iconic cabaret,
the Moulin-Rouge, he formed the vocal duo Pills et Tabet with pianist Georges
Tabet. The two toured internationally while also pursuing separate careers as
actors, with Pills appearing in films like Take the Road and You, It's Me during
the late 1930s. The outbreak of war in 1939 prompted the group to split up, and
Pills launched a solo career ...
COUCHES DANS LE FOINCharles Aznavour, Georges Tabet, Jacques PILLS and Mireille
Les Géants De La Chanson Française (charles Aznavour, Yves Montand, Georges Brassens, Jacques Brel, Léo Ferré)
COUCHES DANS LE FOINCharles Aznavour, Georges Tabet, Jacques PILLS and Mireille
Les Succès de Mireille et Jean Nohain
CA GUEULE, CA MADAME !Édith Piaf and Jacques PILLS (Edith Piaf)
Toi qui disais, qui disais, qui disais
LE VIEUX CHATEAUMireille, Georges Tabet and Jacques PILLS
C'EST UN JARDINIER QUI BOITEJean Sablon, Georges Tabet, Jacques PILLS and Mireille
Les Succès de Mireille et Jean Nohain
LES FLEURS ET LES CHAMPIGNONSJean Sablon, Georges Tabet, Jacques PILLS and Mireille
Les Cinglés Du Music Hall 1933
