Jean-Jacques Goldman is a preeminent figure in the world of French pop music, whose career has spanned several decades with an enduring influence on the Francophone music scene. Born on October 11, 1951, in Paris, France, Goldman first garnered attention in the early 1980s as a solo artist with hits that resonated for their lyrical depth and melodic inventiveness. His knack for crafting poignant, catchy songs that delve into themes of love, social issues, and personal introspection struck a chord with audiences.

Throughout the 80s and into the 90s, Goldman's solo success was significant, but he also ventured into collaborative territory, forming the trio Fredericks, Goldman, Jones alongside American singer Carole Fredericks and guitarist Michael Jones. Their eponymous album "Fredericks, Goldman, Jones" and the subsequent releases such as "Rouge" and "Sur scène" showcased a harmonious blend of Goldman's songwriting with diverse vocal and musical influences. The live recordings, including "Un tour ensemble," "Tournée 98 - En passant," and "Fredericks, Goldman, Jones : Du New Morning au Zénith," captured the electric atmosphere of their performances, underscoring Goldman's prowess as a dynamic live performer. After the trio disbanded, Goldman returned to his solo career, releasing albums like "Chansons pour les pieds," which further cemented his status as a cherished musician in the French-speaking world. Even as he stepped back from performing and recording in the 2000s, his music continued to be celebrated by fans and peers alike, making him an iconic figure in French pop music history.

Genres

Chanson

French Pop

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Latest Release

Je te donne (Piano Version)

Jean-Jacques Goldman

Single - Released February 10, 2024