"Seul," a 1998 single by Johnny Hallyday, was a departure from his rock and roll roots, featuring a more pop-oriented sound that dominated the charts.
- The single "Seul" reached number one on the French SNEP singles chart and remained there for three weeks.
- It was co-written by Jean-Jacques Goldman, a prominent French singer-songwriter who had previously worked with Hallyday on several hits.
- The song was included on Hallyday's 1998 album "Sang pour sang," which achieved diamond status in France.
Johnny Hallyday was a French rock and roll pioneer and hugely popular performer for over five decades. In 1998, he released the single "Seul" following his previous album "Ce que je sais" which was released in 1998.
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