Art Sullivan Biography

Belgian singer (1950–2019)

Musical artist

Marc Liénart van Lidth de Jeude (22 November 1950 – 27 December 2019), known professionally as Art Sullivan, was a Belgian singer. He was successful in many countries, including Belgium, France, Portugal and Germany. Art Sullivan sold ten million records between 1972 and 1978. Compilations of his hits are still released.

He died from pancreatic cancer on 27 December 2019.

Noble House Van Lidth de Jeude

The family members of the Noble House of Van Lidth de Jeude are living in Belgium and the Netherlands. The parents of Art Sullivan are Marie-José d'Udekem d'Acoz and Josse Liénart van Lidth de Jeude. His mother, daughter of Baron Guy d'Udekem is a distant relative of Queen Mathilde of Belgium; they have little contact.

Discography

Singles released in France/Belgium include:

• "Ensemble" (Termol – Art Sullivan) (1972)
• "Revoir" (Velt – Art Sullivan) (1972)
• "Adieu, sois heureuse" (Termol / Art Sullivan) (1972)
• "Pe*e fille aux yeux bleus" (Jacques Velt / Art Sullivan) (1973)
• "Une larme d'amour" (Jacques Velt / Art Sullivan) (1973)
• "Donne, donne moi" (Jacques Velt / Art Sullivan / arrgts. Gabriel Yared) (1974)
• "Muy Juntos" (1974)
• "Un océan de caresses" (Sirna Velt – Art Sullivan / Claude Carrère – Jean Schmitt) (1975)
• "Viens près de moi" (Velt – Art Sullivan) (1975)
• "Pe*e demoiselle" (Art Sullivan – Jacques Velt – Ch. Dumolin) (1975)
• "Jenny (Lady)" (Dumoulin – Velt / Velt – Art Sullivan) (1975)
• "Vivre d'amour, besoin d'amour" (1976)
• "Sur le bord d'une vie" (Art Sullivan – J. Velt) (1976)
• "Et si tu pars" (1977)
• "C'est la vie, c'est jolie (1977)
• "Leana" (1977)
• "Monsieur tu, madame vous" (1977)
• "Fan fan fan" (Art Sullivan – J. Velt – R. Lienart – M. Wittmann) (1978)
• "Qu'il me revienne" (Termol) (1978)
• "Dame, dame, damélo" (1978)
• "Tu Minha Mãe" (1978)
• "L'amour á la française" (1979)
• "Tu le sais" (1979)
• "Douce comme l'amour" (Gabriel Yared – J. Velt – Art Sullivan) (1979)
• "L'amour á la française" (1979)
• "T'en aller" (1981)
• "Les temps qui p*e" (J. Velt – Art Sullivan – J. Mercier) (1985)
• "Si tu veux" (J. Velt – Art Sullivan – Ch. Demolin) (1987)
• "Parle moi de toi" (1987)
• "Ode à Mathilde" (2000)
• "Pré-verre" (2002)
• "Determination"
• "Monsieur Chopin"
• "Appelle-la"

References

External links

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Most of the information comes from:

• (in French) Official website