C'est si bon

C'est si bon ( It's so good ) is a song that was written in 1947 by Henri Betti. The English lyrics were written by Jerry souls of the French by André Hornez. The piece was originally recorded by the Belgian-German singer Angèle Durand in French and German. Eartha Kitts English version of the song reached number 8 in 1953 on the Billboard charts in 1954 and made ​​popular by the film New Faces. Louis Armstrong took over the song in his repertoire and took it on several occasions. Yves Montand had with the French version in Italy a number -one hit.

German versions with a text by Ralph Maria Siegel and Karl Bette are the Members of Gerhard Wendland. The song was often used in movies, such as in the upper ten thousand, in Billy Wilder's Ariane - Love in the Afternoon and Fedora as well as the film Laurel Canyon.