Ange — Émile Jacotey 1975 (France, Symphonic Progressive Rock)

Ange — Émile Jacotey 1975 (France, Symphonic Progressive Rock)

"Emile Jacotey" was a return to their old form drawing back on their classic influences. In classic style this concept album runs like a continuous story full of harder and acoustic influences throughout. Songs are truely wonderful and full of mystical magic with some gorgeous analog keyboard runs and guitar/bass/drum interplay. In many ways this album carries very much like their debut album with perhaps less KING CRIMSON influences. This is an excellent album full of some grand musical moments. Of course all lyrics are sung in native French and are convincingly done so with great charisma and emotion. Also some scrumptious guitar playing here...Review by loserboy


Tracks:

01. Bêle, Bêle Petite Chèvre – 0:00

02. Sur La Trace Des Fées – 4:07

03. Le Nain De Stanislas – 8:59

04. Jour Après Jour – 14:47

05. Ode A Émile – 17:45

Ego Et Deus (tracks 06-09):

06. Ego Et Deus – 21:30

07. J’irai Dormir Plus Loin Que Ton Sommeil – 25:36

08. Aurélia – 29:50

09. Les Noces – 32:45

10. Le Marchand De Planètes – 39:17


Personal:

Christian Décamps — percussion, keyboards, lead vocals
Francis Décamps — organ, synthesizer, piano Vocals
Jean-Michel Brézovar — electric guitar, vocals
Guénolé Biger — percussion, drums, electric guitar (04), marimba (01), vibraphone (05)
Daniel Haas — acoustic guitar, bass
+ Jean-Claude Pognant — producer


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