A legendary concert can hide another.
After a triumph at the Parc des Princes in June 2013, Johnny Hallyday had put down his guitars, as part of a series of concerts a little more "
intimate
", in Bercy.
Never made available to the general public despite an audio recording, this live "
claimed for over 15 years
", according to Universal, by fans of the Taulier will finally be released on December 11.
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In addition to a seductive setlist -
Que je t'aime
,
Le Pénitencier
,
Allumer le feu
,
Je suis né dans la rue, Diego
- this concert at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy has remained famous in the minds of rocker aficionados for
Le Cœur. in two
, a 1977 song recorded live for the first time on this occasion.
A petition had even been launched by the fans for the show to be officially published, it will now be done.
The capture had until now been left aside by Universal, which had preferred to publish the concert at the Parc des Princes 2003, the highlight of a stadium tour for the star's 60th birthday.
Three years after his death, the number of releases of reissues and unreleased rocker is multiplying.
Following the release of
His American Dream
on October 23, a symphonic record,
Act II
, is scheduled for November 20.
With this third album in just over a month, Christmas for Johnny Hallyday fans promises to be busy.