Jacques Revaux

Jacques Revaux ( born July 11, 1940 in Azay -sur -Cher, Indre -et -Loire; civil Jacques Abel Jules Revaud ) is a French composer.

In 1967, he co-wrote with Claude Francois Comme d' habitude the song that the singer Paul Anka translated into English and that was about 1968 under the title "My Way", especially in the interpretation of Frank Sinatra, world famous.

From 1966 to 1997 Revaux worked closely with the singer Michel Sardou. Together, composed and arranged, for example, Sardou's best-known songs, " La maladie d' amour" (1973) and " Les lacs du Connemara " (1981).