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Herbert Léonard
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About Herbert Léonard
Born in Strasbourg in 1945, French crooner Herbert Léonard started his career as a guitarist in Les Lionceaux in the mid-'60s before he decided to go it alone following two years of military service. He found fame with French-language versions of Gene Pitney's "Something's Got a Hold of My Heart" ("Quelque Chose Tient Mon Coeur") and Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love" ("Pour un Peu d'Amour"), but struggled to sustain his success in the '70s, when he instead devoted his time to writing books on his other main passion, Russian aircraft from World War II. In 1981, Léonard staged a triumphant comeback with the album Pour le Plaisir, and remained in the spotlight, performing the theme song to the soap opera Chateauvallon, starring as Frollo in the musical Notre-Dame de Paris, and appearing on the Âge Tendre et Têtes de Bois nostalgia tour.
Herbert Léonard has also released music as a member of Les Lionceaux.
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