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Jessé Garon (born 1 August 1962 in La Rochelle, France) is a French artist, composer, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist of blues, country, rock'n'roll.

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Jessé Garon'
Birth name	Bruno Julien André Fumard dit Jessé Garon’ Desaint-Henry
Born	(1962-08-01) 1 August 1962 (age 59) La Rochelle, France
Genres	Rock'n'roll, Country, Blues,
Occupation(s)	Singer, composer; author-songwriter / painter
Years active	1983–present
Labels	Polydor, Sony Music
Website	http://www.bruno-jessegaron-fumard.com

Career

He became known in 1983 with songs including "C'est Lundi" (1st prize Interpress of French Song, 1984), "Lucky Dom Dom", "Nous Deux "("With You" in English ; clip n° 1 in New York and Tokyo in summer 1985), "Le Prince du Rock'n'roll" (1986), "Elle n'a pas dit Oui" (1993), "Je Suis un Bohème" (2004) and others.

He is a student of the Bible of the High Medieval [EPHE-Sorbonne, 1993–2003][1] and has a degree in medicinal science, with a specialization in naturopathy [AMCC of Montreal, in February 2002 to 20 March 2006].[2] From 2003 to 2004 he was scientific director for Publishing Harnois.[3]

Discography

• Jesse Garon et l'âge d'or (Polydor 1984)
• Hommage (Polydor 1985)
• Prince du Rock 'n' Roll (Polydor 1986)
• Être Jeune (Polydor 1988)
• Complèt'ment Chiffré (A/B 1993)
• Best Of Jessé Garon' (Choice Of Music 2002)
• Je Crois En La Vie (Sony Music – FGL 2004)
• D'un Commun Accord (Sony Music 2006)
• Le Coffret : Jessé Garon’ – L'essentiel du Prince du Rock 'n' Roll (FGL 2010)
• Jessé Garon’ Live : Rock’n’roll aux Issambres (Naïve 2012)

DVD

• Jessé Garon’ Hillbilly French Cat (FCLP – 2005)
• Big Beat Story Volume 2 (BBR – 2011 – participatif)

Filmography

• A nous les garçons (Michel Lang – 1985)
• La nuit du clown (François Chayé – 1994)

Some french articles in Historical Sciences

• Introduction to Medieval Bible (Harnois éd. 03.2001, p. 50–51)
• The Bible of Alcuin (Harnois éd. 05.2001, p. 50–53)
• Medieval Paleography (Harnois éd. 07.2001, p. 6–9)
• The Ancient Monarchies (Harnois éd. 11.2002, p. 22–31)
• Introduction to the life of Prophet Mohamed (Harnois éd. 10.2003, p. 28.31)
• The Veterans poliorcetics Hebrews (Harnois éd. 12.2003, p. 58–61)
• The Book of the Dead Ancient Egyptians (Harnois éd. 12.2003, p. 62–71)
• The Tibetan Book of the Dead (Harnois éd. 02.2004, p.18-21)
• The Bible of Saint Thomas Aquinas (Harnois éd. 03.2004, p. 64–70)

Notes and references

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