Graeme Allwright

Graeme Allwright is a French singer/songwriter of the late-'60s folk era best known for his French-language adaptations of songs by Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, and others, in addition to his own similarly styled songs. Born on November 7, 1926, in Wellington, New Zealand, he moved to France in 1948 after falling in love with a young French woman he met at a theater school in London. He arrived in France on New Year's Eve with plans to marry the woman even though he could speak practically no French at the time. Years later, he began performing as a folk singer/songwriter and ult...