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-'''Jean-François Bizot''' [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Fran%C3%A7ois_Bizot] est un homme de presse, de littérature, de radio et de cinéma [[France|français]] né en [[1944]]. 
 +'''Jean-François Bizot''' ([[August 14]] [[1944]] – [[September 8]] [[2007]]) was a [[France|French]] [[journalist]] and writer, radio- and filmmaker, best-known for his involvement with [[Radio Nova]] and his book ''[[Underground, l'histoire]].''
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 +Born in [[Paris]], Bizot was the founder and owner of the Paris based [[radio station]], [[Radio Nova (France)|Radio Nova]], which first aired in 1981. He was also the creator of the [[Actuel]] publication.
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 +'''Jean-François Bizot''' (born [[1944]])is a French journalist, writer
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En mai [[1970]], Jean-François Bizot lance le magazine [[Actuel]], premier organe de "[[Free Press]]" à la française avec [[Michel-Antoine Burnier]], [[Patrick Rambaud]], [[Bernard Kouchner]], [[Jean-Pierre Lentin]] notamment. Cela lui permettra de découvrir tout un vivier de talents tels que [[Philippe Vandel]], [[Jamel Debbouze]], [[Édouard Baer]] ou encore [[Ariel Wizman]]. Il se passionnera bien avant l'heure pour toutes les cultures alternatives, de l'[[écologie]] post-Beatnik au [[hip-hop]] ou à la génération [[techno]].<br/>Il sera ensuite co-fondateur de [[Radio Nova]] en 1981, de [[Nova Mag ]] et de [[TSF radio du jazz|TSF]], la radio jazz. En mai [[1970]], Jean-François Bizot lance le magazine [[Actuel]], premier organe de "[[Free Press]]" à la française avec [[Michel-Antoine Burnier]], [[Patrick Rambaud]], [[Bernard Kouchner]], [[Jean-Pierre Lentin]] notamment. Cela lui permettra de découvrir tout un vivier de talents tels que [[Philippe Vandel]], [[Jamel Debbouze]], [[Édouard Baer]] ou encore [[Ariel Wizman]]. Il se passionnera bien avant l'heure pour toutes les cultures alternatives, de l'[[écologie]] post-Beatnik au [[hip-hop]] ou à la génération [[techno]].<br/>Il sera ensuite co-fondateur de [[Radio Nova]] en 1981, de [[Nova Mag ]] et de [[TSF radio du jazz|TSF]], la radio jazz.
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==Essais== ==Essais==
*''Au Parti des socialistes'' ([[1975]]) avec [[Léon Mercadet]] et [[Patrice Van Eersel]] (enquête) *''Au Parti des socialistes'' ([[1975]]) avec [[Léon Mercadet]] et [[Patrice Van Eersel]] (enquête)
-*''Underground, l’histoire.'' ([[Denoël]], [[2001]]) +*''[[Underground, l’histoire]].'' ([[Denoël]], [[2001]])
*''Vaudou et compagnies'' Actuel-Du Panama, [[2005]]) *''Vaudou et compagnies'' Actuel-Du Panama, [[2005]])
*''Free Press :la Contre-culture vue par la presse Underground''.Panama, [[2006]]. *''Free Press :la Contre-culture vue par la presse Underground''.Panama, [[2006]].
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-== ''Underground : L'Histoire'' (2001) [http://www.jahsonic.com/UndergroundModerne.html]== 
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-"Some have stated in our written histories that [[Spartacus]] or [[Jesus]] may have been the first to define the [[Underground]]. Or [[Socrates]] drinking his mix of the poisonous [[hemlock]], [[François Villon]] inaugurating the [[zazou]] spirit of [[Saint-Germain-des-Prés]], [[Galileo]], [[Benvenuto Cellini]], [[Giordano Bruno]], each threatened by or ending up at the stakes for opening new horizons to an ancient world. 
-A whole range of revolutionaries we will touch on here. Closer to us is [[Fyodor Dostoevsky]] and his ''[[Notes from the Underground]].'' Or the green hair of [[Baudelaire]], or the fulgurating irritations of [[Rimbaud]], the grinding teeth of [[Lautréamont]] and the voluptuousness of [[Huysmans]], [[René Crevel]]. We arrive at the 20th century, hos has invented this term ''underground''?. A young preson challenges you: "A label? A brand, a sticker, a badge, a pin? In short, you were already ''wired'' in your time." Youngsters always have the right to await you like a cretin with the turning, since we were all young. One answers him: to be ''wired'', to ''connect'', here what was and which will remain the true underground." Are you a [[hipster]]? -- very freely translated from Jean-François Bizot's introduction to this book+{{GFDL}}

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Jean-François Bizot (August 14 1944September 8 2007) was a French journalist and writer, radio- and filmmaker, best-known for his involvement with Radio Nova and his book Underground, l'histoire.

Born in Paris, Bizot was the founder and owner of the Paris based radio station, Radio Nova, which first aired in 1981. He was also the creator of the Actuel publication.

Jean-François Bizot (born 1944)is a French journalist, writer

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En mai 1970, Jean-François Bizot lance le magazine Actuel, premier organe de "Free Press" à la française avec Michel-Antoine Burnier, Patrick Rambaud, Bernard Kouchner, Jean-Pierre Lentin notamment. Cela lui permettra de découvrir tout un vivier de talents tels que Philippe Vandel, Jamel Debbouze, Édouard Baer ou encore Ariel Wizman. Il se passionnera bien avant l'heure pour toutes les cultures alternatives, de l'écologie post-Beatnik au hip-hop ou à la génération techno.
Il sera ensuite co-fondateur de Radio Nova en 1981, de Nova Mag et de TSF, la radio jazz.

Cinéma

  • La Route (1973)
  • La Route des gitans (1995)

Essais

Romans

  • Les Déclassés (1976)
  • Les Années blanches (1979)
  • Un moment de faiblesse (Grasset, 2003)
  • Une bonne correction (Actuel-Du Panama, 2005)





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