From radio france internationale site: Dick Rivers, Eddy Mitchell and Johnny Hallyday, were the legendary trio of French singers who in the sixties popularised a blend of the language of Molière and the rock‘n'roll of Elvis Presley and Gene Vincent. Slicked back black hair and the inevitable jeans and cowboy boots are the trademark of this man who has been perpetually fascinated by America.
Dick Rivers - Ces Mots Qu'on Oublie Un Jour (Things We Said Today)
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