Say It Ain't So Joe Live

Description

Murray Head is one of those artists who have marked the history of music with a single song. Released in 1975, the crystalline and enchanting notes of Say It Ain’t So are still in everyone's minds. A protest song, a true anthem against corruption that has transformed in our country into a languorous ballad, a slow dance that many have enjoyed while thinking they were listening to a hit about love, without fully grasping the seriousness and depth of the lyrics. But can one reduce a man to a single title? Certainly not, and Murray Head is much more than that. A passionate performer who touches on both folk and rock, he did not hesitate to successfully dive into the new wave of the 80s, while also leading a busy acting career. In both English and French, as this true Londoner fell in love with our regions a long time ago. And although it has been a few years since he last went into the studio, preferring his simple life at the foot of the Pyrenees to the hustle and bustle, this eternal dreamer continues to perform on stage regularly. Because what truly resonates with his deep being is the unique connection he shares with his audience. His concerts take on the form of warm reunions. With a simplicity that is surprising for a man who has won no less than six gold and platinum records during his career. And who has topped the charts in more than a dozen countries simultaneously. Murray Head is an eternal generous spirit.