Art Sullivan - Drôle de vie en chansons

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No one has forgotten the song ‘Petite fille aux yeux bleus’, which took the airwaves by storm in 1973 and catapulted its young singer – who had equally blue eyes – to fame: Art Sullivan.

Hit after hit followed, including “Ensemble” and “Adieu, sois heureuse”, for this singer who was set to sweep listeners off their feet.
Sensitive, moving and close to his audience, the true story of Art Sullivan remains a mystery – one he has now agreed to reveal.

Born into the highest ranks of the Belgian nobility, the young Marc Liénart van Lidth de Jeude – his real surname – had only one desire: to sing.

Art Sullivan’s success would be international, taking him as far as the USA, where he produced television programmes dedicated to royal families.

This sincere and courageous man stood by his partner during a serious illness; he speaks to us about his life as an artist with a sensitivity and clarity that command admiration.

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• Art Sullivan 1950 – 2019 · Belgium

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