Murray Head, famed for Say It Ain’t So, is a versatile artist blending folk, rock, new wave. Known for his performances, he remains a beloved figure

Murray Head is one of those artists who have made music history with a single song. Released in 1975, the crystalline, haunting notes of Say It Ain’t So are still in everyone’s head. A protest song, a veritable anthem against corruption, which has been transformed in our country into a languorous ballad, a slow dance that many people have danced to, huddled together, thinking they were listening to a hit about love, without fully understanding the seriousness and significance of the lyrics.
But can you reduce a man to a single track? Certainly not, and Murray Head is much more than that. He’s a passionate performer of folk and rock, who didn’t hesitate to launch himself successfully into 80s new wave, while at the same time enjoying a busy acting career. In English and in French, since this