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Les Chevaliers Du Ciel / Jet-Jerk

Johnny Hallyday, Armand Migiani Et Son Orchestre

Artist: Johnny Hallyday, Armand Migiani Et Son Orchestre
Label: Philips
Catalog number: B 370 450 F
Format: 7" · 45 RPM · Repress · Mono
Country: France
Genre: Rock

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This recording features the iconic theme music from the popular 1960s French television series *Les Chevaliers du ciel*, which showcased the exploits of Mirage fighter pilots. Collectors prize this 45 rpm release as a quintessential piece of French pop-culture history, capturing the collaboration between rock legend Johnny Hallyday and composer Armand Migiani.

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