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Roger Allen François Jouret (Plastic Bertrand) is a Belgian musician, songwriter & producer best known for the 1978 Euro-punk anthem Ça Plane Pour Moi. After his smash hit and having toured the world, he represented Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest, in 1987, with the song ‘Amour Amour’. Bertrand returned to the public eye twenty years later as MTV declared him the most wanted comeback artist. He made a guest appearance on the album Get Ready!, and rerecorded the 1982 song Stop ou encore, which went originally platinum in Belgium. A best of album was released in 1998.

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The singer Plastic Bertrand, pseudonym for Roger Jouret (Brussels, 24 February 1954) is one of the best selling Belgian artists. He is currently number 5 of top selling plates in Belgium. Plastic Bertrand broke in 1977 by Ça plane pour moi with the monster hit (I traffic in higher realms). In the Dutch popprogramma he performed Toppop jumping on atrampoline.

More albums from Plastic Bertrand: Ultra Terrestre by Plastic Bertrand. Plastiquez Vos Baffles by Plastic Bertrand. J’te Fais Un Plan by Plastic Bertrand. Tout Petit La Planete by Plastic Bertrand. L’Album by Plastic Bertrand. An 1 by Plastic Bertrand. Pix by Plastic Bertrand. View all albums . First Album.

Plastic Bertrand released the album ‘Ultra terrestre’ in 2002 and that happened to be the eighth album in his career as he enjoyed a late career surge in popularity. In the same year, he hosted the show ‘Star Academy’ and the following year he marked his silver jubilee as a singer by performing in a concert in Brussels. Plastic Bertrand has had a glittering international career. His most important work is considered to be his hit single "Ça plane pour moi", though, in 2010, it was revealed that the song was sung by Lou Deprijck

Plastic Bertrand was your basic one-hit wonder, with the classic "Ca Plane Pour Moi" (OK, maybe two with their cover of "Sha-La-La-La-Lee"). King of the Divan probably moves to the head of the class by virtue of having the most recent remastering of all the Plastic Bertrand out there (as of 2004, anyway), and has just about everything you would need to hear from these Quebeqois punkers.