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    The third album is not ready yet. In February CBS releases a single with two previous hits, "Bip-Bip" and "Les Dalton". At that time, the comics' increasing popularity gives a tremendous boost to the story of four outlaw brothers.

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Meanwhile, Joe goes to London for recording sessions. From this time on, he has London and Heathrow at his fingertips. Six new titles are "stored away", two of which are obvious hits. "Les Champs-Elysees" is a cover version of Smacka Fitzgibbons' "Water-loo Road" and "Le chemin de papa" is written by Dassin in tandem with Delanoe.

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There is also a reprise of "Me que, Me que", a funny song created by Becaud and Aznavour, and two more tunes by Joe and Ricky. The work being finished, Joe returns to Paris - straight in the whirl of TV and ra-dio interviews, not to mention the growing number of concert engagements.

    On April 1, he collapses. Heart attack as a result of viral pericarditis. Joe is bedridden for