Talk:Jon Christopher Davis

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G4S company song[edit]

Was this chappie in any way involved in the G4S company song? According to Amazon, someone by the same name was involved, in "(G4s) Securing Your World (feat. Jon Christopher Davis)"

So, just to ask, could Bon Jovi be in any way an influence in the list for Jon? "Shot through the heart, and you're to blame, who would ever want to give G4S a bad name?!"

For those who don't follow, G4S are the people who haven't managed to sort out the security for the London (England, Europe LOL) Olympics very well, as their core business is actually...er.....security.

It's quite a catchy little tune though, excruciating lyrics: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Securing-World-feat-Christophe%C2%ADr-Davis/dp/B004WNB4BK

Not saying for sure 100% that this is the same Jon Christopher Davis. But the BBC (that's 'British Broadcasting Corporation', it's a set of TV and radio stations based in England, in Europe) says: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18887250

Could this then be him? 'A Texas musician'...according to the 'BBC'...and with the same name. Perhaps there are two? The main article may need an update, it does look like it's the same person! I will wait and see if someone can do it reasonably, if not, I will do it in a day or two.

92.20.237.7 (talk) 16:06, 21 July 2012 (GMT)

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