Julien Clerc

Paul-Alain Leclerc alias Julien Clerc (*October 4 1947 in Paris) is a French singer.

Son of a UNESCO employee and a mother from Guadeloupe, he sings many chansons by Étienne Roda-Gil. He is the brother of Gérard Leclerc, political journalist at France 2.

He was together with actress Miou-Miou who has a daughter of his, Jeanne Herry, who herself has started a career as an actress.

He became famous in France in 1969 with his French version of the musical Hair. In 2003, he was appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

==Awards=

• 1974 : Five golden records

==Discography=

• 1968, Yann et les dauphins.
• 1970, Des jours entiers à t'aimer
• 1971, Julien Clerc
• 1972, Liberté égalité ou la mort
• 1973, Julien
• 1974, Terre de France
• 1975, N°7
• 1976, A mon âge et a l'heure qu'il est
• 1978, Jaloux

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