Vinyl 45 RPM Johnny Hallyday Qu'est-ce que tu croyais? Philips blue sleeve

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Description

This 45 rpm vinyl record features Johnny Hallyday with the main track "Qu'est-ce que tu croyais?". The sleeve displays a photographic portrait of the artist, wearing a blue shirt against a cloudy sky background, typical of 1970s-1980s photographic style. The inscriptions "Qu'est-ce que tu croyais" in yellow letters and "Hallyday" in red are clearly visible on the upper part of the sleeve, while the title "C'est mieux ainsi" appears in the bottom left, also in yellow.

The Philips label logo is visible in the upper right corner of the sleeve, confirming the edition under this label. The visible side shows signs of wear: scratches, creases, and marks on the cardboard surface, particularly in the corners and on the right edge. The color printing remains vibrant, and Johnny Hallyday's image remains clear. The typography and graphics correspond to the standards of French singles from the late 1970s to early 1980s.

This 45 rpm vinyl (single) is intended to be played on a suitable turntable. The cardboard sleeve has a classic square format for this type of record. No other elements (back cover, the record itself, or inserts) are visible in the provided image.

Condition

Used item sold as is. Sleeve shows visible signs of wear: creases, scuffs, scratches, marks on the front. The condition of the vinyl record is not visible in the photo.

Did you know? Johnny Hallyday, nicknamed "Le Taulier," recorded over 1,000 songs during his career. The Philips label released many of the artist's 45 rpm singles in the 1970s and 1980s, a period during which his album covers became iconic in the French music scene.

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