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Johnny Hallyday- JOHNNY HALLYDAY- CD- 1969/2009-
- Universal Music Operations Ltd./Cherry Red Records- 5013929141025- 400 grn
This album was originally issued in France on Philips 844971, Rivière... Ouvre Ton Lit 1969. This eponymous 1969 album captured the final recording sessions of the Small Faces. The Small Faces are the backing band on this album but musicians are credited as Orchestre De Johnny Hallyday. This is digitally remastered reissue of this 1969 album by the French singing legend was released on 25th May 2009. This release boasts the last-ever recording session of the Small Faces, a missing link in their history. Two Steve Marriott / Ronnie Lane songs, ''Reclamation (News Report)'' and ''Regarde Pour Moi (What You Will)'', were later re-recorded for the debut Humble Pie album, As Safe As Yesterday Is. The sessions also featured Peter Frampton on guitar. Hallyday's band was led by Micky Jones, later a founder member of rock band Foreigner. Johnny Hallyday isn’t an immediately recognizable name to most people from English-speaking countries, but in France he’s as big as Elvis or The Beatles. This reissued album from 1969, alternately known as JOHNNY HALLYDAY or RIVIERE…OUVRE TON LIT (aka Je Suis Né Dans La Rue), is sung entirely in French, but should still strike a nerve with fans of late-1960s heavy blues-rock acts like Cream, Jeff Beck, and Zeppelin. The people who will get the biggest kick from this album, however, are Small Faces fans, as it captures the band’s last session before splitting. Not only did the group serve as Halladay’s backing band for some of the songs (and allow Hallyday to more or less appropriate Steve Marriott’s vocal style), but they also donated three Marriott/Lane originals to the album – a re-working of their classic “That Man” re-titled “Amen”, and two songs “Reclamation” and “Regarde Pour Moi”, they wouldn’t record until the formation of Humble Pie. Oddly enough, one of the other main musical/songwriting contributors was Mick Jones who would later strike it big with Foreigner. Hallyday himself has expressed his disdain for the album, calling it his worst ever, but once you get over the language barrier (and the over-bearing vocals) it holds up better than many others from the era. Of course, nowadays Johnny is the French equivalent of Santana (both used to make some excellent quality music). But at the time, and especially on this album you can't really say it is cheesy (it sure ain't), pop (it rocks from beginning till end) or predictable (unique pre-Telephone/Trust French rock at a time when French rock simply didn't exist). So, if you add Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane AND Jimmy Page (yes, that one!) on top of Mick Jones to the mix (do you REALLY think Steve Marriot would have joined in 1969 a "pop French artist" for the money, no he wouldn't have. Maybe Jimmy Page would have but,....nah just kidding :-)), you get a very interesting rocking CD worth spinning a few times just to make sure you leave the preconceived ideas at the door. This one will do!
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes 8-Page Booklet.
Made In EC.
ПРИ ПОКУПКЕ (сразу) ТРЁХ ФИРМЕННЫХ АЛЬБОМОВ, ДОСТАВКА БЕСПЛАТНО !!!