Steve Fiset

Steve Fiset (15 December 1946 – 7 November 2015) was a Québécois singer-songwriter, composer and actor. Biography Steve Fiset was born in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada In 1965, Fiset founded the duo Jean et Steve with Jean Lévesque, which sang French and American folk songs and some of their own compositions while playing the guitar. They relocated to Montreal in 1966 and performed as the opening act at the Patriote for one year and a half. In early 1967, they won a trophy for the best band having performed in the Patriote during the year. They recorded their first disc under Yvan Dufresne. Their song “C’est ainsi que va l’amour” won an award at the 1968 Festival du disque. On the same year, their song La banda was successful and they performed as the opening act for Èva’s show at the Place des Arts. from 1970 to 1973. His singing career reached its pinnacle in summer 1970 with the very successful song “Les chemins d’été” written by Luc Plamondon and André Gagnon. from cardiac arrest. Discography Filmography Footnotes References