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This page is largely just puffed-up original research, based upon heavy - but unverifiable - name dropping. Stating that "During 1975 he worked with the Switzerland duet Richard et Samuel.[1] The year after he started learning for a while with Pierre Cullaz[2] ( famous sessionman from the sixties ) in Paris" does not prove that this Yann Benoist ever worked with either "Richard et Samuel" or the "famous sessionman" Pierre Cullaz.
Same issue (among other examples) for the "Selective Discography", in which the mentions of Jeff Joseth One Two Three (1988)[3] and of Da Vinci Vox (2006) The Hidden Message[4] just don't prove that Yann Benoist was ever a sideman of both titles.
This article - the result of persistent POV pushing - is just a fraud and has been repeatly deleted from the French Wikipedia; there again, the English WP is being (mis)used to "demonstrate" international notability. --Azurfrog (talk) 10:11, 23 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]
