From 1990 to 1995, he went on to perform in a trio called &lt;a href="Fredericks%20Goldman%20Jones"&gt;Fredericks / Goldman / Jones&lt;/a&gt; with Carole Fredericks (an American singer and chorist who had settled in France in the 1970s, the sister of Taj Mahal) and Michael Jones (a Welsh guitarist and singer who had settled in his mother's native France, whom Goldman knew from Taï Phong—actually he joined the band when Goldman decided to stop touring—and with whom he had a hit in 1985 with "Je te donne"). Together they recorded two studio albums, "&lt;a href="Fredericks%20Goldman%20Jones%20%28album%29"&gt;Fredericks / Goldman / Jones&lt;/a&gt;" in 1990 and "Rouge" in 1993 (inspired by the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the USSR—the title song features the Red Army Choir), one live album, "Du New Morning au Zénith", and released several successful singles, such as ""Nuit"", ""À nos actes manqués", "Né en 17 à Leidenstadt" (another song about war and how it affects people's lives), "Juste après"" (inspired by a scene in a TV documentary about the work of Médecins Sans Frontières in Congo showing a missionary sister's harrowing struggle to reanimate a newborn) and ""Tu manques"". Several of these songs were later re-recorded in English, but did not find much success in England or the United States.