J'veux du live

Description

Alain Souchon would not wake the sleeping water, would not harm a fly. Souch’ styles his hair in the direction of the grain, which is pepper and salt and curly on top. A good guy, Alain leads a career that excites mainly the readers of Elle magazine, but pleases a bit of everyone. Not overwhelmed (he only collaborates with his friend Voulzy once a decade), Souchon would like to make people believe that life is sweet or bitter, barely touched by small miseries, which are necessarily temporary. Always a bit elsewhere even when he stands on the stage of the Casino de Paris where this well-mannered live was recorded (last spring), this nice Pierrot distills his detached refrains (Ultra-moderne solitude, Au ras des pâquerettes, Sous les jupes des filles) and only tackles the big causes with a nonchalant air (La vie ne vaut rien, Tout m’fait peur).
Nostalgic just enough for people to find him even more wonderful (J’ai dix ans), Alain Souchon presents himself as an eternal kid 100% cotton, audibly concerned about his world as a calm pop singer and dismayed by everything else.