Johnny Hallyday, sixty years of relevance

This week, with the release of a new song, Johnny Hallyday was once again in the news of popular music, as he has been regularly for several generations.

Johnny Hallyday was already there, and he was even Betty Clair’s favorite who sang Scopitone Party, about those famous juke boxes equipped with a television screen, which broadcast the ancestors of music videos in cafes and snack bars . It was in 1964 and Johnny was at the forefront of this news, as he was this week in the song news, with an unreleased track available on the internet (Thursday at 1:40 p.m. sharp).

In the first episode of These songs that make the news this weekend you hear excerpts from:

Betty Clair, Scopitone Party, 1964

Johnny Hallyday, A shout, 2023

Vetty, Johnny (if you come to Saint-Etienne), 1968

Pet, Johnny, Françoise and Sylvie, 1964

Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Weekly song, 1965

Michel Delpech, Johnny in Vegas, 2009

Enrico Macias, And Johnny sings about love, 1995

Serge Lama, The Idol, 2016

Cali, There is a question, 2003

Long Chris and the Daltons, In the court of King Johnny, 1967

Michel Mallory, Johnny don’t let your music kill you, 1975

Johnny Hallyday, A shout, 2023


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And you can also find the podcast on this link Behind our voices, with the writing and composition secrets of eight major artists of the French scene, Laurent Voulzy, Julien Clerc, Bénabar, Dominique A, Carla Bruni, Emily Loizeau, Juliette and Gaëtan Roussel.


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