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superbe titre de l'album daydé /white soul par joel daydé french psychedelic/folk Une des plus grandes voix blues françaises, une carrière bien remplie, un personnage sympathique, attachant et atypique... Joël est né à Paris dans le IVe Arrondissement à côté de Notre Dame, dans un endroit légendaire, "l'Hôtel Dieu", le plus vieil hôpital de la capitale... S'il était né en Angleterre ou aux USA, il aurait pu s'appeler Joe Cocker, Eric Burdon ou... car le Blues est en lui... Joël Daydé tourna avec le célèbre groupe "Zoo". C'était au début un orchestre de Rhythm'n'Blues qui reprenait les grands classiques d'Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, James Brown, BB King et autres... Puis, progressivement, quelques personnalités ont émergés, proposant des titres instrumentaux dans lesquels Joël ne s'y retrouvait pas et la collaboration avec Zoo s'arrêta... Bien lui en prit... car le jour où il quittait Zoo, Léo Missir (Directeur de la Production Française chez Barclay) lui faisait signer un contrat d'enregistrement, en lui demandant de préparer un Album 33 T. Avec la complicité d'Igor Wakhevitch et de Laurent Thibault, il enregistra l'album "J'Aime", dont le titre "Can I Live my Life" sortira en 45 Tours, et sera sélectionné comme disque Pop de la Semaine au "Pop Club" de José Arthur. Son second 45 Tours, sorti en 1971, comprend une reprise des Beatles : Paper- Back Writer. Le magazine "Extra" lui consacre deux pages, et il annonce la sortie d'un 45 Tours pour la Rentrée 1971 enregistré à .... + Informações

Live au petit journal Montparnasse (mars 2012) Chant, guitares : Joel Daydé Basse : michel Hervé Batterie Christophe Gallizio Claviers,choeurs : Damien Hervé. + Informações

"Mine Line" album "J'aime". + Informações

Paroles et musique de Joël Daydé, il en est aussi l'interprète : "J'en ai marre du quotidien".. + Informações

Joel Dayde Quartet Live au Petit journal Montparnasse Mars 2012. + Informações

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Le groupe Zoo Tribute Original, en ouverture du 15ème Festival Jazz et Blues d'Ozoir la Ferrière (Novembre 2010). Retour de ce légendaire groupe des années 70, sous l'influence de Michel Hervé (basse), membre fondateur. Avec au chant Joël Daydé, Brenda Dela Valle Hervé, Maria Popkiewicz, et à la guitare René Lebhar.. + Informações

Joël Daydé au PetitJournal Montparnasse Video © casavince@hotmail.fr. + Informações

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From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 14, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by B. Algarra. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the original source material. Here's a .... + Informações

Entered the Springbok Radio Top 20 Chart on 15 October, 1971. This is a local version of the song previously recorded by the Pop Tops, Joel Dayde, and Roger Whittaker. Chart Position: South Africa: #1 (12 weeks) Rhodesia: #1 (8 weeks). + Informações

From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 2, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by Rémi Dall'anese. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the original source material. Here's a .... + Informações

From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 1, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by Roger Poulet. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the original source material. Here's a .... + Informações

From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 7, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by R. Poulet. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the original source material. Here's a welcome .... + Informações

Roger Whittaker was born in Nairobi, Kenya in 1936. Whittaker's parents, were originally from Staffordshire, England, where they owned and operated a grocery shop.His father had to move his family to Afrika for health reasons. That Roger Whittaker would eventually become a musician was no surprise, since his grandfather sang in various clubs, and his father played the violin. Roger learned to play the guitar. He went back to Britain in 1959 and released his first professional recording in 1962. In 1969 his own composition "Durham Town (The Leavin')," became Whittaker's first Top 20 hit in Britain. In 1971, Whittaker recorded "The Last Farewell," which would become his biggest hit and a signature song, selling over 11 million copies worldwide. He has developed his own successful career in Germany, singing in their language. Roger Whittaker has also recorded in French and Spanish. For unknown reasons, the original hit recordings of "The Last Farewell" and "Durham Town" are not available on CD anywhere. All current CD releases contain only re-records. He is best known for his baritone singing voice and his trademark is his whistling ability. "Mammy Blue" was composed originaly in french by Hubert Giraud in 1971 and it was an instant hit recorded by several performers in many languages: Nicoletta, Joel Dayde, Pop Tops(Phil Trim), Dalida, Demis Roussos, Nicole Croisille, Ricky Shayne, Ivana Spagna, Johnny Dorelli, José Mercé, James Darren, Vicky Leandros, Stories and Celine .... + Informações

From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 6, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by Gérard Breton. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the original source material. Here's a .... + Informações

From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 10, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by Roger Poulet. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the original source material. Here's a .... + Informações

From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 9, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by Roger Poulet. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the original source material. Here's a .... + Informações

In 1977 Philips released a compilation double LP featuring a selection of Vicky's English language songs, titled "My Beautiful Songs" (Cat. No. Philips 6610 020/9199087/9199088) and printed in W. Germany. The No1 disk includes songs from 1967-1974, while the No2 disk is nothing more than the European pressing of Vicky's 1975 US album "Across the Water". The catalog numbering of this compilation is a total mess. The cover has the number 6610020 but the labels have 9199087 (side 1-2) and 9199088 (side 3-4). To get things worse, disk No2 has two matrix numbers stamped on: the 9199088 and the 6303128, overstamped with "X" ("XXXXXXXX"). The last number is the one of the European Philips pressing of "Across the Water". Indeed very complicated case...It's evident that Philips executives decided to renumber the existing "Across the Water" matrices (as apparently, the US album didn't sell well) and printed new renumbered copies to be packaged in this compilation. This compilation also released in 1978 and 1980 in South Africa under the title "Reflections of..Vicky Leandros" and also in 1977 in Zimbabwe (then Rhodesia). The track we chose to present from this compilation is "Mamy Blue", Vicky's wondeful cover of this huge European pop hit of the early 70s. The original song was written in 1970 by the french composer Hubert Giraud and became a huge international hit of 1971, in English by Los Pop Tops (a Spanish pop/rock group) and Joel Dayde and by Nicoletta with the original .... + Informações

From the LP "Godchild", "Les Tréteaux", LP6286, track 12, 1975. Direction artistique : Joël Daydé et Jean-Claude Pierric. Song written by Yves Valada. Photo : Jean Eric Pasquier. Bass - Rémi Dall'anese Cor Anglais - Yves Valada Drums / Percussion - Jacki Cataldo Electronic Accordeon - Richard Galliano Guitar - Bernard Algarra , Gérard Breton , Rémi Dall'anese Piano - Roger Poulet Producer - Jean-Claude Pierric , Joël Dayde Saxophone / Flute - René Chave Trombone - Alex Perdigon , Richard Galliano Trumpet - Guy Bardet , Karo, Michel Loubière This is the LP every serious funk collectors are looking for. Coordinated by Jean Claude Pierric and some secret weapons (Joel Dayde, Eric Leton..), evey tracks are gifted by the god of groove. More various than Harlem PT, the musical spectrum ranges from blaxplo/chase theme/funky orchestra tracks ("Koun'toukoupak", the baad bass of "Chut Bebe Dort", "Pas Un Brin de Vent") to typical french scat ("Dans C'cas La Oui", "Reveil Matin"), massive hip hop beats ("Perdigouna", "La Tete Qui Bout") and of course these easy jazz funk arrangements with superb electric piano moments JC Pierric is well known for ("Retour De Flamme", "Un Bouquet De Cerise"). But the major thing with Godchild, similar to every great albums, is that you like it more and more after every listening. (www.frenchattack.com In 2002 the Godchild album got a deserved re-release on Kid Loco's Royal Belleville label. This re-issue also contains tracks by Kid Loco reworking the .... + Informações