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Richard Desjardins (born 16 March 1948, Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada) is a quebecois folk singer and film director. He and his friends formed the country rock ensemble Abbittibbi in the 1970s. Desjardins played piano, guitar, and sang. When the group disbanded in 1982, Desjardins pursued a solo career. He also found work scoring films, especially documentaries. This involvement in the Quebec film industry even led him to co-direct a number of feature length documentaries. As well as his singing career, he is well known for his environmental activism. .

Alan Charles "Al" Jardine (born September 3, 1942 in Lima, Ohio) is a founding member of The Beach Boys, their occasional lead vocalist, and one of their guitarists. Jardine moved from Ohio to Hawthorne, California, to attend high school. During that time, he encountered a fellow student, Brian Wilson, and played stand up bass on The Beach Boys' first recording, the 1961 song "Surfin'." He quit soon after its release to attend college. He was replaced by David Marks. Jardine returned to the band in 1963, first as a touring replacement for Wilson and as a session bassist, and later...

Montreal native Daniel "Boom" Desjardins was vocalist and founding member (1993) of Quebec group "La Chicane" (who performed at the Olympics in Australia) before leaving in 2004 and releasing solo albums "Boom Desjardins" (including a posthumous duet "Pour Une Dernière Fois" with Gerry Boulet (vocalist for Quebec rock band "Offenbach") who passed away from colon cancer in 1990), live CD/DVD "Au Nom De La Musique", in 2008, "On Se Ressemble Tant" and in 2009, "Rock Le Quebec", Boom has been nominated for several Juno awards, and achieved success within the Canadian Charts, both with La Chicane (selling over 500,000 albums),...

Jardin is an electronic, breakbeat producer from the UK. His debut track, 'Smelting Pot', was released on the 'Mashed Mellow Grooves Five: Ibiza' compilation, in 2003. More information can be found at www.jardinproductions.co.uk. .