Frankie Jordan Et Les Jordanettes, Orchestre Direction Eddie Vartan - Le Chemin De La Joie

Born July 19, 1941 in Oran, Algeria. His family moved to Casablanca, Morocco where he developed a passion for jazz and blues. In 1958, he sings and plays piano in the first part of in Rabat, Morocco. In autumn 1960, while continuing his studies to be a dentist, under the pseudonym Frankie Jordan he signed with , whose artistic director is , assisted by the conductor . In January 1961, Frankie Jordan, influenced by , is one of the outsiders with their first single, « Tu Parles Trop », recorded December 5, 1960, despite the competition of , and . February 24, 1961, Frankie makes a remarkable debut on stage with and at the first Rock'n'Roll Festival at the Palais des Sports in Paris, with , and . A second single in March. In June, Decca offers a third EP's on texts by and Daniel Frank. A face presents an adaptation of « Mother in Law » by under the title "Belle Maman". The other side is devoted to an original duo. Originally envisaged with the Englishwoman , following the latter's contract with , it is ultimately , sister of his bandleader , who is chosen. « Panne D'Essence » (Adaptation of « Out Of Gas ») proves to be one of the tubes of the summer 1961. In July 1962, he graduated as a dentist whose examination was held away from the stage and studio. During the summer of 1963, Frankie Jordan gave his last concert on the Côte d'Azur (France), before abandoning his singing career to devote himself to his profession as a dentist, while continuing to sing and play piano for his pleasure.