Chanteurs Sans Frontières
Chanteurs Sans Frontières was a band consisting of numerous well-known French musicians who recorded the benefit song for Africa Ethiopie in 1985 .
The initiator of the project was Renaud . After Great Britain with Band Aid ( Do They Know It's Christmas? ), The USA with USA for Africa ( We Are the World ) and Germany with the Band für Afrika ( Nackt im Wind ) had started similar projects, the French wanted to use it of a song to collect money for Africa , in this case especially for the non-governmental organization Doctors Without Borders (in French Médecins sans frontières , hence the band name).
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(in alphabetic order)
- Hugues Aufray
- Jean-Louis Aubert
- Josiane Balasko
- Daniel Balavoine
- Didier Barbelivien
- Axel Bauer
- Michel Berger
- Richard Berry
- Gérard Blanchard
- Francis Cabrel
- Louis Chédid
- Hervé Christiani
- Christophe
- Julien Clerc
- Coluche
- Charlélie Couture
- Lily Drop
- Gérard Depardieu
- Michel Delpech
- Diane Dufresne
- France Gall
- Jean-Jacques Goldman
- Gotainer
- Jacques Higelin
- Valérie Lagrange
- Catherine Lara
- Maxime Le Forestier
- Jeane Manson
- Renaud
- Nicolas Peyrac
- Véronique Sanson
- Alain Souchon
- Téléphone
- Diane Tell
- Fabienne Thibault
- Trust
- Laurent Voulzy
Chanteurs Sans Frontières and Live 8
With Louis Bertignac , the former guitarist of Téléphone , ultimately only one former member of the Chanteurs Sans Frontières took part in Live 8 , planned performances by Alain Souchon , Renaud and Julien Clerc were canceled.