- Cordet Trivia: She was born Louise Boisot in England, on February 8th 1945.
- Cordet Trivia: She is the daughter of Captain Marcel Boisot of the Free French Air Force and the French-born Greek actress Hélène Cordet.
- Cordet Trivia: Her mother's parents helped Prince Andrew and Princess Alice of Greece after their exile in 1922, resulting in a lasting friendship between the two families.
- Cordet Trivia: She is a goddaughter of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and was educated first at the French Lycée in Kensington, London, and then at a convent school.
- Cordet Trivia: When she began singing she took her stage name from her mother, Hélène Cordet, ...
- ... who had adopted the surname early in her own professional career, as an actress and TV hostess.
- Cordet Trivia: For Decca Records, she released "I'm Just a Baby" in 1962, which hit No. 13 on the UK Singles Chart.
- Cordet Trivia: She appeared in the films Just for You and Just for Fun in 1963.
- Cordet Trivia: She toured with the Beatles, Roy Orbison and Gerry and the Pacemakers.
- Cordet Trivia: Gerry Marsden is said to have initially written the song "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" for Cordet.
- Cordet Trivia: She recorded a four-track EP for French Decca – three tracks in French (including a French-language version of the English song, "Around and Around"), ...
- ... plus her version of the Beatles' song "From Me to You").
- Cordet Trivia: Her final single was a cover version of the Motown tune "Two Lovers", composed by Smokey Robinson.
- Cordet Trivia: She also toured in 1963 with "Paul & Paula", "Tony Meehan" and "Jet Harris" ... but by 1965 she had stopped recording.
- Cordet Trivia: She is married to a Greek national and has three children. Her eldest son is the singer Alexi Murdoch. She now lives in Greece, but also has a home in London.
