Pierre Zeppili was a French Swing pianist known for his contributions to the music scene during the early to mid-20th century. He was associated with Michel Warlop Et Son Orchestre, a notable group during that era. Zeppili's work included roles in instruments and performance, writing and arrangement, as well as conducting and leading. His discography includes collaborations on various albums and singles, such as "Serenade For A Wealthy Widow" and "Le Bonheur Vient En Dormant." Additionally, he contributed as a composer, with one of his compositions being "C'est un oiseau qui passe," recorded by Eva Busch in 1940. Pierre Zeppili is also known for his involvement in the film "Les surprises de la radio" in 1940. His name appears in various variations, including P. Zepilli and P. Zeppili.