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30 de jul. de 2001 · As Josephine Baker adopted some, Jean-Claude Baker provides first hand knowledge of Josephine as a person and as a performer when he became her business associate. And in his attempt to pierce the mystery of her private life, Jean-Claude speaks to many of the people who knew Josephine throughout her life - from her days in St. Louis, Missouri to Paris, France and all points in between.
A few years later Mr. Baker moved to West Berlin, where he had a career as a singer — he recorded under the name Jean-Claude Rousseau — and opened a nightclub called the Pimm’s Club. Sometimes called the Studio 54 of that era, it drew a mix of gay and straight customers and a glittering international crowd, including Mick Jagger, Mahalia ...
2 de oct. de 1989 · Chez Josephine, at 414 West 42d Street, was named in her honor, and its French-born owner, Jean-Claude Baker, is among the many children she adopted. Baker, who died in 1975, has become a ...
17 de ene. de 2015 · Jean-Claude Baker, the flamboyant restaurateur who created the popular Manhattan nightspot Chez Josephine in memory of Josephine Baker, the exotically beautiful dancer and mesmerizing chanteuse ...
Jean-Claude Baker and Chris Chase. Based on twenty years of research and thousands of interviews, this authoritative biography of performer Josephine Baker (1906-1975) provides a candid look at her tempestuous life. Born into poverty in St. Louis, the uninhibited chorus girl became the sensation of Europe and the last century's first black sex ...
21 de ene. de 2015 · BAKER--Jean-Claude. As we started the incredible task of cleaning up West 42nd Street, there appeared Jean Claude Baker and Chez Josephine. What a lift for our efforts. A wonderful man with a larger t
Hace 3 días · The last of its kind near 42nd Street, Chez Josephine is a neighborhood gem founded in 1986 by Jean-Claude Baker as a tribute to legendary Josephine Baker. This Parisian bistro offers live piano music and a tantalizing menu in an intimate setting of red velvet walls, a cavalcade of chandeliers and a blue-tin ceiling.
