-
canal in the song "Les mômes de la cloche",
written by
Vincent Scotto and
Decaye,
music by Médinger, in 1936.
Courteeners song "The Dilettante" mentions...
- made by Édith Piaf. It was
written by
Vincent Scotto (music) and André
Decaye (lyrics). Édith Piaf
recorded the song "Les Mômes de la cloche" on 18 December...
- small-scale agriculture. By 1585, the
castle was "very
ruynaise and in
greete decaye". In
contrast to many
royal castles,
Southampton Castle was
never converted...
- the
Scottish Marches described it as
having fallen into "wonderfull
great decaye". As the
Scottish border became more stable, the
military utility of the...
- was
reported that many
castles in
Wales were "moche
ruynous and
ferre in
decaye for
lakke of
tymely reparations". In Caernarfon's case the
walls of the...
- 1535, we
learn that: "Where
sumtyme were iiii
chauntries which now er in
decaye by
reason they er
consumed wt. fyer." The
tower and
chancel collapsed in...
-
Tactical Enterprises Producer Batsauce, Edan, Cut Chemist, Ray Fernandes,
Decaye, J-Zone, Therapy, Nik Jhatakia, Mr. Lif,
Willie Evans Jr.,
Headnodic Mr...
- was
reported that many
castles in
Wales were "moche
ruynous and
ferre in
decaye for
lakke of
tymely reparations".
Harlech appears not to have been repaired...
- with the
exception of the new lodgings, the
castle was in "greate ruin and
decaye". The roof of the keep had by now collapsed, as
probably had the floors...
- légionnaire" (Raymond ****o /
Marguerite Monnot) 4:37 "Où est-il donc?" (André
Decaye / L.
Carol /
Vincent Scotto) 3:01 "La rue" (C.
Gosselin / A. Fallot) 4:15...
