BIOGRAPHY :
Paul Personne, whose real name René-Paul Roux, was born on 27 December 1949 was born in Argenteuil (France). He discovered music at the radio listening to Aznavour and Piaf then enters into a more rock by becoming a fan of Eddy Mitchell and Johnny Hallyday. His parents bought him an accordion, but he prefers the drums and guitar. Torn between the studies (he earned his certificate in general engineering in 1967) and his passion for music, Paul Personne formed his first group in the late sixties. The group disbanded, he joined a new one that will skim the MJC, but never managed to take off. The seventies will see Paul Personne integrate several groups. These experiences allow him to wear on stage and writing and refining his style.

Finally in the early eighties, Paul Personne and manages to break out his first solo albums. French blues artist of the meeting a success and the albums s'enchainent: "Exclusive", "Barjoland", "24/24". This is the beginning of a long career marked by calm and tranquility of the blues. Without hype, Paul Personne is its public and is close to him in hundreds of concerts he has given since the beginning of his career. In 2007, he leaves with his friend Hubert Félix Thiéfaine album "Amicalement Blues." In thirteen tracks both old wolves of French provide an intimate and touching blues.