johnny hallyday

[petergunn]

i have done a 70 minute johnny hallyday mix...

while it is not THAT exotic and def NOT cool, there is some solid 60's rock there...

http://tetecarre.blogspot.com/2008/04/johnny-hallyday-pt-iii.html

TRACKLIST:

les bras en croix
c'est mon imagination (just my imagination)
le penticier (house of the rising sun)
le jeu que tu joues (with a girl like you)
je crois qu'il me rend fou (such a fool for you)
promenade dans la foret du brabant
les coups (uptight) (live)
mal (hush)
je suis seul (what is soul) (live)
absolument hyde park (blackbirds only)
psychedelic
voyage au pas des vivants
je n'ai besoin de personne
a tout casser
riviere... ourve ton lit (live)
hey joe
amen
cheval d'acier
je te veux
a tout casser (live)
le feu
son amour pour un jeu (strange shadows)
l'amour d'ete (love me tender)

 

[petergunn]

i realized i did do much to "sell" this post, but really it is a good mix... anyone who posesses even one Francois Hardy or Serge Gainsbourg mp3 has not excuse not to check it out...

i went thru 10 years of johnny hallyday's career and selected some real gems... some great session work from jimmy page, mick jones (not the clash one), and the small faces...

 

[IdleRich]

"i realized i did do much to "sell" this post, but really it is a good mix... anyone who posesses even one Francois Hardy or Serge Gainsbourg mp3 has not excuse not to check it out..."

Wouldn't mind checking this out sometime although it's tricky at work and I haven't got a computer at home so I don't know when I will. I like a lot of French pop of the sixties but I really didn't know that Hallyday had done enough good stuff for a mix that long so I am quite intrigued.

 

[petergunn]

but I really didn't know that Hallyday had done enough good stuff for a mix that long .

you see, that's what they want you to think!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[petergunn]

this will be my last annoying bump of this, but really for 60's french pop/rock this = creme de le crop...

hahahaha

 

[IdleRich]

"really for 60's french pop/rock this = creme de le crop..."

I'm definitely intrigued by that - I don't see how I'll ever manage to listen to it, but I'll link it to some people who might be interested.