Jean-Louis Aubert

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See also Jean-Louis Aubert (1731-1814) for the French dramatist, poet and journalist known as Abbé Aubert.

Jean-Louis Aubert (born April 12, 1955 in Nantua) is a French guitarist, singer and songwriter.

In 1976, he co-founded the rock band Téléphone. After their split, he recorded a single album (Platre et Ciment) with Téléphone's drummer Richard Kolinka as Aubert'n'Ko (1987), and in 1989 released his first solo album, Bleu Blanc Vert.

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[edit] Solo discography

[edit] Studio Albums

  • Plâtre Et Ciment! (1987, Virgin)
  • Bleu Blanc Vert (1989, Virgin)
  • H (1992, Virgin)
  • Stockholm (1997, Virgin)
  • Comme Un Accord (2001, Virgin)
  • Idéal Standard (2005, Virgin)

[edit] Live Albums

  • Une Page De Tournée / Deux Pages De Tournée (1994, Virgin)
  • Concert Privé M6 (1998, Virgin)
  • Idéal Tour (2006, Virgin)

[edit] Live DVD

  • Comme On A Fait (2003, Virgin)
  • Idéal Tour (2006, Virgin)

[edit] Compilation

  • Comme On A Dit (2003, Virgin) 1986-2003

[edit] Box Set

  • Long Box (2002, 3 CDs, Virgin) 1986-2001

[edit] External links

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