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Nancy Holloway (née Brown, December 11, 1932 – August 28, 2019) was an American jazz, pop and soul singer and actress who was popular during the 1960s in France, where she continued to perform and live. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, one of ten children of African American heritage, Nancy Brown attended East Technical High School and married when in her teens. The marriage was brief, but she retained her husband's surname of Holloway. She moved to New York City and took menial jobs before working as a dancer as part of the Beige Beauties troupe. In 1954, she traveled to Paris, France, and was persuaded to sing on stage at the Mars Club. Her performance was well received, and she became a regular performer, touring around Europe before returning to Paris. She began singing at the Moulin Rouge nightclub in 1959.
5.9Le Cri du cormoran, le soir au-dessus des jonques
1971
6.4Cherchez l'idole
1964
5.9The Killing Game
1967
6.2Ivory Coast Adventure
1965
7.0For a Yellow Jersey
1965
4.5Le bluffeur
1964
3.8The Bitterness of the Singer in Front of the Utility of Barbed Wire
2002
9.0La Femme rompue
1978
10.0Nudi per vivere
1963
4.5Paris Ooh-La-La!
1963
5.8Blague dans le coin
1963