Martine St. Clair
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Martine St. Clair (born Martine Nault 22 July 1962 in Montreal) is a Québécoise singer from the province of Québec in Canada. She has released numerous albums in a career that has spanned over two decades.
In 1981, she was chosen by renowned Québec lyricist Luc Plamondon to play the role of Crystal in the rock-opera Starmania. The following year, she recorded a duet with French singer Gilbert Bécaud called "L'amour est mort".
Her debut solo album in 1983, Couer Ordinateur, would feature songs written by Plamondon.
She also recorded several duets or collaborated with other recording artists. She recorded the song "Closer Together" with Canadian New Wave group The Box in 1986. In 1987, she recorded "Je l'aime" with Nicole Martin and "Tu peux pas" with Claude Dubois. In 1993, she recorded two cover versions of Canadian singer Gino Vanelli's 1979 song "Wheels of Life": one in French as "L'amour Est Loi"; the second in English as a duet with Vanelli himself.
She received nominations for Female Vocalist of the Year and for Best Selling Single ("L'amour Est Dans Tes Yeux") at the 1986 Juno Awards.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- 1980 Starmania Made in Quebec
- 1983 Couer Ordinateur
- 1985 Ce Soir L'amour Est Dans Tes Yeux
- 1985 De Starmania A Aujourd'hui (compilation)
- 1987 Au Coeur Du Désert
- 1987 Mes Plus Belles Chansons (compilation)
- 1988 Martine St-Clair
- 1988 Starmania 88
- 1990 Caribou
- 1993 Un Souffe De Ton Dresse
- 1996 Un Long Chemin
- 2001 Un Bonheur Fou
- 2004 Tout Ce Que J'ai
[edit] Singles
- 1983 "Le Fils de Superman"
- 1983 "Un Homme Sentimental"
- 1989 "Lavez Lavez"
- 1987 "Au Coeur Du Désert"
- 1987 "Danse Avec Moi"
- 1987 "Folle de Vous"
- 1993 "L'Amour Est Loi"
- 1993 "Wheels of Life" with Gino Vanelli
- 1996 "Un Long Chemin"
- 1996 "L'Usure Des Jours"
[edit] External links
- (French) Martine St. Clair Web site, accessed 2006-09-30
- (French) QuebecPop (Artists: S), accessed 2006-09-30
- (French) Québec Info Musique, accessed 2006-09-30
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