L'éternel féminin - Intégrale studio 1950-1962

The present anthology includes all the Studio recordings made by Juliette Gréco from her beginnings on June 30, 1950, to May 2, 1962, just before a well-deserved sabbatical year. This amounts to 127 recordings, including 16 rare or unreleased ones. Juliette Gréco is undoubtedly the greatest interpreter of French song after Piaf. Her influence far exceeds the borders of our hexagon. Particularly attentive in her choice of repertoire and demanding regarding the uniqueness of her accompanists and the talent of her orchestrators, Juliette Gréco, through the excellence of her interpretations, will impose, without seeking it, new aesthetic standards, stripped of the artifices and effects still in practice among her contemporaries. From Jacques Prévert to Raymond Queneau, from Léo Ferré to Georges Brassens, from Guy Béart to Serge Gainsbourg, she magnifies a repertoire that allows her, alone, to embody the new wave of French song.