Edith Piaf Passionate and uncompromising, Edith Piaf is the defining voice of 20th Century France.

Charles Trenet Singer/Songwriter Charles Trenet brings clear-sighted vision and his clear-toned joy to his music making them modern standards.

Josephine Baker Chanteuse, cabaret star and cause celebre, Josephine Baker captivated audiences with performances that were both humorous and seductive. Of all of the American artists who flocked to Paris during the Jazz Age, Josephine Baker was one of, if not the most popular.	Maurice Chevalier Singer, dancer and debonair showman, Chevalier's inimitable style leaves it's mark on every song. The prototypical French Charmer still has the power to entertain.
Marlene Dietrich The arch-dutchess of cabaret, Marlene Dietrich is the quintessential glamour girl of the twentieth century. Her voice was an instrument she used to tease, seduce, and mock.	Mistinguett The flamboyant Mistinguett (1873-1956) was the consummate performer and the unrivaled Queen of the French Music-Hall.
Carlos Gardel When tango was king, Carlos Gardel (1887-1935) was the King of Tango. Immortalized in Argentina and a superstar in all corners of the globe, Gardel sand with a sultry, sensual voice that embodied the spirit of yearning and desire which animates the tango.	Tino Rossi The seductive voice of Tino Rossi (1907-1983) has lost none of its ability to melt the heart and captivate the soul. A romantic idol whose legend lives on.