David Hallyday
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David Hallyday (born David Michael Benjamin Smet on August 14, 1966) is a French Singer/Song Writer/Pilote in european GT-series. Son of the French singer Sylvie Vartan and most famously the son of the legendary Johnny Hallyday. Was married to French model Estelle Lefébure and had two children Emma and llona with her. They are now separated.
[edit] Discography
- True Cool (1988, American Album)
- Rock'n'Heart (1990, American Album)
- On the road LIVE (1992, American Album)
- 2000 BBF (1994, American Album with Blind Fish - Erik Godal, Bo Gravino, Greg V)
- Novacaine (1997, American Album with Erik Godal as Novacaine)
- Un paradis/Un enfer (1999, French Album)
- (Ange étrange, single)
- Révélation (2002) (Un homme libre, title song of La planète aux trésors, single)
- Satellite (2004)
Most famously David writes music for others including a collaboration with his father on the 2000 album Sang Pour Sang by Johnny Hallyday. He also appeared in the teenage comedy "He's my girl" (1997).
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