The 1982 album 'La Peur' found Hallyday embracing a harder, more contemporary hard rock sound, moving away from the more pop-oriented material of previous years. This record marked a significant stylistic shift in his long career.
- 'La Peur' was produced by Jean-Jacques Souplet and Bernard Arcadio.
- The album was recorded at the famous Studio Des Dames in Paris.
- 'La Peur' reached number 3 on the French album charts in 1982.
Johnny Hallyday was a French rock and roll singer, often called the "French Elvis." By 1982, he had been a dominant figure in French music for over two decades, known for his electrifying live performances and his ability to adapt rock music for French audiences.
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