Claude Perraudin

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Claude Perraudin (4 April 1948 – January 2001) was a French composer, guitarist and conductor.

He was born in Paris in 1948 and died at Vincennes in January 2001.

Claude Perraudin worked with those famous artists :

• Jacques Dutronc (1967–1969)
• Claude François (1969–1972)
• Serge Lama (1973–1989)
• Serge Gainsbourg (1969–1973) on record, uncredited
• Brigitte Bardot (1969–1973) on record, uncredited
• Jane Birkin (1969–1973) on record, uncredited

• Guitar Tenderness (1999)
• Janus (1989) nickname : Greg Baker
• Jogging (1981)
• Mutation 24 (1977)