André Verchuren
A symbol of accordion and musette, André Verchuren left his mark on the 1950s
and 1960s. The Belgian-born Picard won several prizes in his youth before seeing
his career curtailed by the Second World War. Resistant and deported, André
Verchuren triumphed in the 1950s. He was the first musette accordionist to
perform at the Olympia in 1956. With over 150 galas a year and almost 800
recordings, André Verchuren became a national monument. His most popular song,
"Les Fiancés d'Auvergne" , was the most widely performed in France in the 1960s.
André Verchuren didn't stop his beloved ga...
TOUT VA TRES BIEN MADAME LA MARQUISERay Ventura and André Verchuren
TOUT VA TRES BIEN MADAME LA MARQUISERay Ventura and André Verchuren
VIVE LA FRANCEYvette Horner, Stone, André Verchuren and STONE & CHARDEN
VIVE LA FRANCEYvette Horner, Stone, André Verchuren and STONE & CHARDEN
JULIE LA ROUSSEFranck Pourcel, Charles Dumont, André Verchuren and RENE-LOUIS LAFFORGUE
BRAVO L'ACCORDEONAndré Verchuren
TOUT VA TRES BIEN MADAME LA MARQUISERay Ventura and André Verchuren
Les Cinglés Du Music Hall 1935
TOUT VA TRES BIEN MADAME LA MARQUISERay Ventura and André Verchuren
VIVE LA FRANCEYvette Horner, Stone, André Verchuren and STONE & CHARDEN
VIVE LA FRANCEYvette Horner, Stone, André Verchuren and STONE & CHARDEN
Vive la France
JULIE LA ROUSSEFranck Pourcel, Charles Dumont, André Verchuren and RENE-LOUIS LAFFORGUE
Julie la Rousse
BRAVO L'ACCORDEONAndré Verchuren
