Just because you're the son of France's most loved and enduring singer doesn't mean that you should cash in. Or does it? Clearly, David Hallyday tore up the rule book. The son of Johnny Hallyday has managed to create his own career, and if not as successful as his father then at least it has managed to be a credible one. Clearly influenced by rock - and most recently British guitar bands - David continues to produce quality music. His latest CD - titled "David Hallyday" continues with his formula of British-style contemporary pop-rock which fans of Coldplay and Muse would appreciate. IMHO it's not as good as his last album, the career-defining "Satellite" but stands up very well and is an effort that David (and dad) can be proud of.
Saturday, June 30, 2007
David Hallyday is back
Just because you're the son of France's most loved and enduring singer doesn't mean that you should cash in. Or does it? Clearly, David Hallyday tore up the rule book. The son of Johnny Hallyday has managed to create his own career, and if not as successful as his father then at least it has managed to be a credible one. Clearly influenced by rock - and most recently British guitar bands - David continues to produce quality music. His latest CD - titled "David Hallyday" continues with his formula of British-style contemporary pop-rock which fans of Coldplay and Muse would appreciate. IMHO it's not as good as his last album, the career-defining "Satellite" but stands up very well and is an effort that David (and dad) can be proud of.
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