Michel Le Cam – 1984 (touring only), 1986–1989 (recording and touring) – violin, mandolin, accordion, vocals Gérard Lavigne – 1984 (touring only) – bass guitar Jean-Marc Alexandre – 1984 (touring only) – electric guitar Frank Gliksman – 1984 (touring only) – drums Patrice Clémentin – 1986 (guest recording musician only), 1987–1989 (touring only) – synthesizers, sequencers, vocals Frédéric Mathet – 1987–1988 (touring only) – bass guitar, clarinet, vocals Nikki Matheson – 1987–1989 (touring only) – keyboards, tin whistles, vocals Yannick Hardouin – 1989 (touring only), 2010 (unique show), 2011–2017 – bass guitar Gilles Chabenat – 2010 (unique show), 2011–2017 – hurdy-gurdy David Pouradier Duteil – 2010 (unique show), 2011–2017 – drums, percussions Romain Personnat – 2011–2014 (touring and recording) – diatonic accordion, harmonium, vocals Nicolaïvan Mingot – 2013–2017 – electric guitar Guest studio musicians Dan Ar Braz – 1978 – electric guitar Michel Santangeli – 1978 – drums Bruno Menny – 1978 – orgue à voix ("voice organ") (also a recording studio assistant) Alain Roux – 1979 – harmonica Iván Lantos – 1981 – Bulgarian bagpipes, kaval flute Véronique Harvey – 1981 – backing vocals Jim Cuomo – 1981 – saxophones Bertrand Darin – 1981 – piano Michel Bourzeix– 1981 – xylophone Richard Galliano – 1981 – accordion, bandoneon Alan Kloatr – 1986 – uilleann pipes, tin whistle Olivier Daviau – 1986 – chabrette Jean-Michel Kajdan – 1986 – electric guitar Guest live musicians André Proulx – violin (only twice at the two shows on 2 & 3 December 1978 at El Casino, Montreal, Quebec, Canada) Les Charbonniers de l'enfer – vocals (only once on 20 August 2012 at the Festival des Traversées Tatihou, Tatihou island, near Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, Normandy, France) Eléonore Billy – nyckelharpa (only once on 14 July 2013 at the Château d'Ars Festival in Lourouer-Saint-Laurent, Indre, France) Raphaël Thiery – cornemuse du Centre (bagpipes of Central France) (only once on 16 August 2013 at the Fête de la vielle en Morvan in Anost, Burgundy, France) Timeline Discography Pre-Malicorne albums Pierre de Grenoble (as Gabriel & Marie Yacoub) (1973) Malicorne albums Studio albums Malicorne (aka Malicorne 1 or Colin) (1974) Malicorne (aka Malicorne 2 or Le Mariage anglais) (1975) Almanach (1976) Malicorne (aka Malicorne 4 or Nous sommes chanteurs de sornettes) (1977) L'Extraordinaire tour de France d'Adélard Rousseau (1978) Le Bestiaire (1979) Balançoire En Feu (1981) Les Cathédrales de L'Industrie (1986) Live albums En Public (1979) (live #1: partial