“What’s going on?” : serious concern in C à vous during the arrival of Eddy Mitchell (ZAPTV)

This Friday, November 29, Eddy Mitchell did honor with his presence in C à vous. But, when performing his song En convertible Pontiac, the guitarist who accompanied the singer had a small incident, which worried Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine.

Eddy Mitchell est loin to have said his last word. At the age of 82, the singer who left his mark on an entire generation of artists made his comeback on stage, after overcoming pneumonia during the month of October, in full promotion of his latest opus, Friendsscheduled for November 8, but whose release was delayed by several days due to the singer's state of health. In the columns of Parisianthe one who was the great friend of Johnny Hallyday confided that he did not count never stop workingquite the contrary.

“I don’t have a specific plan. You have to know how to leave on time. I've seen so many who would have been better off staying home. As I say in the book, I will not be a singing mouse.”he said. But the interpreter of On the road to Memphis still remains lucid. “I still spent three days in the hospital. (…) As you can see, I stopped drinking alcohol and I'm not any worse off. I drink wine, but now I'm in the water. Cigarette smoking, I stopped a month ago […]“he confided to Audrey-Crespo-Mara on TF1.

Eddy Mitchell: an incident occurs during his performance in C to you

This Friday, November 29, it is with undisguised pleasure that Eddy Mitchell came to the set of C to you. The musician with a dizzying career came to promote his latest record, by asking Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine and her reviewers to sing for the first time. “I don’t know (why, Editor’s note), I don’t know what came over me”joked the singer when the host asked him what possessed him to come and sing the song. To accompany her on the guitar, Muriel Bailleul's husband calls on his friend Basile Lerouxwho played on stage with Véronique Sanson.

However, as the studio lights dimmed to make way for the singer's performance, a technical incident disrupted the show. While the guitarist was strumming on his instrument, it suddenly stopped, leaving an interstellar void live. “But what’s going on?”barely had time to ask the journalist, before being cut off by Eddy Mitchell. “Excuse him, he’s just starting out,” joked the singer, who had his eyes glued to his friend. After a few seconds of hesitation, the musician was finally able to sing a passage of his title In a Pontiac convertiblewritten with Alain Souchon. The show must go on !