Pop Supérette Records Toulouse, France
J.-P. Kalfon embodies the coolitude of the 60s & 70s in France. He's the link between the first hippies and the first punks,
by far more connected to N.Y.C. than Kathmandu. Actor with impeccable theatrography & filmography, he was also a true rock'n'roller in his bigger-than-life trajectory. Check out his bio "Tout Va Bien, M'man" about him doing his "400 blows".
(orig. photo. by Catherine Faux)
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