Suzanne Doucet

Suzanne Doucet ( born August 27, 1944 in Tübingen ) is a German singer, composer and producer.

Life and work

Doucet went in Meersburg on Lake Constance, in Frankfurt, Heidelberg and Hamburg to school, attended a college in Munich and the Sorbonne in Paris. Her mother and grandmother, who had a role in Metropolis by Fritz Lang, were both named Helen of Münchshofen and were actresses. Her father, Dr. Friedrich- Wilhelm Doucet, was a student of Carl Gustav Jung and the author of numerous books on dream interpretation, knowledge of human nature and parapsychology. Doucet manages the heritage of the writer and later her mother's partner, Fred of Hoerschelmann.

Doucet worked as a technical illustrator and painter in Ascona ( Switzerland ), before they had 1964 first success as a pop singer, later as an actress and television presenter. She hosted the show, inter alia, 4-3-2-1 Hot & Sweet ( 1968-70 with Ilja Richter, ZDF ) and hits à gogo ( 1967-73, German and Swiss Television ) and starred in several television series with.

From the late 1960s produced Doucet their LPs Red like Ruby ( with Rio Gregory ) and travel fever itself, but also worked with Abi Ofarim, Mike Brant, Tamas Haki, Margot Werner and others for "Prom Music " in Munich. In 1980 she founded her own record label in 1983 and moved to the United States. There, she wrote and produced over 50 New Age instrumental albums. In the United States it is regarded as a pioneer in the genre.

Singles

  • This is not something yet on 1964
  • Okay, I 'm going in 1964
  • So Long, So Long 1965
  • Happiness and love 1966
  • If New York is burning 1968
  • Love can not prohibit you
  • Swan Song 1968
  • No easy to say 1969
  • Where are all the beautiful 1973
  • Questions 1974
  • Roller Skating Is Up to Date 1979

Albums

  • Red like Ruby 1966
  • James animal life in 1967
  • Suzanne Doucet International 1969
  • Add vinegar and oil in 1974
  • Reisefieber 1979
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