Johnny Hallyday

Le Cœur d'un Homme

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AllMusic Review by Mark Deming

Johnny Hallyday was France's first homegrown rock & roll star, embracing the sound and style of Elvis Presley and translating it for the Gallic audience. Hallyday scored his first hit record in 1960, and 2007's Le Coeur d'un Homme ("The Heart of a Man") finds him still going strong, proving that his voice and his swaggering attitude are as powerful as ever. This album features 13 songs rooted in Hallyday's love of blues music, including the final track "I Am the Blues," a rare English-language performance that was co-written by Bono of U2.

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	Title/Composer	Performer	Time
1	Monument Valley Yvan Cassar / Laurent Vernerey	Johnny Hallyday	4:01
2	Être un Homme Yvan Cassar / Laurent Vernerey	Johnny Hallyday	4:05
3	Always Alain Goldstein	Johnny Hallyday	3:02
4	Chavirer Les Foules Michel Mallory	Johnny Hallyday	4:13
5	Vous Madame Jacques Vénéruso	Johnny Hallyday	4:48
6	Je Reviendrai dans Tes Bras Fred Blondin / Jean Fauque	Johnny Hallyday	4:29
7	Que Restera-t-il?	Johnny Hallyday	3:53
8	T'Aimer Si Mal Yvan Cassar	Johnny Hallyday	4:43
9	Ma Vie Yvan Cassar / Laurent Vernerey	Johnny Hallyday	4:17
10	Laquelle de Toi Fred Blondin	Johnny Hallyday	3:33
11	Sarbacane Francis Cabrel	Johnny Hallyday	4:16
12	Ce Que J'ai Fait de Ma Vie Jim Cregan / Bernie Taupin	Johnny Hallyday	5:16
13	I Am the Blues Simon Carmody	Johnny Hallyday	4:23

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Johnny Hallyday

Le Cœur d'un Homme

AllMusic Review by Mark Deming

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