Paul Personne

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Paul Personne
Paris, February 2007
Background information
Birth name	René-Paul Roux
Born	27 December 1949 Argenteuil, France
Genres	Blues
Occupation	Musician
Instrument	Guitar
Years active	1966–present
Website	paulpersonne.fr

Paul Personne (born 27 December 1949) is a French blues singer and guitarist.^[1]

• Paul Personne (1982, Epic)
• Exclusif (1983, Philips)
• Barjoland (1984, Philips)
• 24/24 (1985, Philips)
• La Chance (1989, Bird)
• Comme À La Maison (1992, Polydor)
• Rêve Sidéral D'Un Naïf Idéal (1994, Polydor)
• Instantanés (1996, Polydor)
• Patchwork Électrique (2000, Polydor)
• Demain Il F'ra Beau (2003, Polydor)
• Coup D'Blues (2003, Polydor)
• Amicalement blues (with Hubert-Félix Thiéfaine) (2007, RCA)
• Personne À L'Ouest, face A (2011)
• Personne À L'Ouest, face B (2011)
• Puzzle 14 (2014)
• Electric rendez-vous (2015)
• Lost in Paris Blues Band (2016)
• Funambule (Ou Tentative De Survie En Milieu Hostile) (2019)

• La Route De La Chance (1990, Bird)
• Route 97 (1997, Polydor)
• Il était une fois la route (2006, XIII Bis Records)

• Il était une Fois la route (2006, XIII Bis Records)
• Un 24 juillet aux vieilles charrues (2004, Polydor)

• The Best Of (2005, Polydor Canada) 1983–2005

• Anthologie 1983–1997 (1997, Polydor)

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