 He also played saxophone and guitar in the band.William Sheller noticed them and invited them to do a couple of his opening acts and then employed them as musicians for a while.The band split and thanks to William Sheller, Jean-Louis Berghaud at the age of 27, in 1981 (under the name of Murat) he recorded a 45 rpm record including 3 songs, called "Suicidez-vous, Le Peuple est mort" with Pathé Marconi EMI, with Jean-Baptiste Mondino's photo as cover of the sleeve; critiques were positive but the sales did not take off.