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COMPLETE VEBB AU COMPLET 73-75

Ville Emard Blues Band

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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Boxset/Compilation, released in 2004

Songs / Tracks Listing


Disc I

1.Intro
2.Sousmis/Octobre (au mois de mai)
3.Ville Emard Blues
4.Comme Par Magie
5.That Ain't No Way To Be
6.Ste-Mélanie Blues
7.Ode A Une Belle Inconnue
8.A World Of Love ( Make Some Music)
9.Kondy Donky
10.Va T'en Vite
11.Pixieland
12.Indian Giver God
13.City Music
14.Poirots Névrosés

Disc II

1.Strangle/ Solos De Batteries
2.Yama Nekh
3.You and Your Mother
4.La Poutine A Ma Tante Anna
5.In Our Loneliness
6.Affaire C.S.R. vs Marlyle Killer & Stobert Ranley
7.Where's Your Money
8.Walter's Van
9.La Machine Infernale
10.Le Chemin
11.Sleepy Teepy
12.Secret Pour Pierre-Antoine
13.Guess Who's Coming To Jam
14.Yama Nekh ( single version)
15.S'asseoir Dans Les Champs (single version)

Line-up / Musicians


Rawn Bankley - guitars, vocals
Marcel Beauchamp - piano, clavinet, Eminent, guitar
Lise Cousineau - vocals, tambourine
Michel Dion - bass
Denis Farmer - drums
Bill Gagnon - bass
Roger Gougeon - flugelhorn/tambourine
Gilles Massé - guitar (D2: 8, 9)
Marcel Hout - drums, percussion, harmonica
Robert Lachapelle - piano
Yves Laferrière - bass
Carlyle Miller - saxophones, vocals, flute
Renald Montemiglio - saxophones, flute, tambourine
Pierre Nadeau - piano, organ, clavinet
Yvan Ouellet - piano (D2: 10)
Christiane Robichaud - vocals, tambourine
Michel Robidoux - guitar (D2: 5,8, 13-15)
Sharon Ryan - vocals (D2: 5, 9)
Christian St. Roch - drums, vocals, organ
Estelle Ste. Croix - vocals, piano (D2: 5, 9, 12)
Michel Séguin - percussion
Robert Stanley - guitar
R. Moore Tellier - guitar (D2: 9, 12)
Serge Vaillières - guitar
Roger Walls - trumpet (D2: 6, 13)

Releases information

ProgQuebec MPM01

Thanks to Sean Trane for the addition
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Review by Sean Trane
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4 stars ProgQuebec's very first release couldn't have been a more emblematic album, really. Whet better way to start giving a second life to Quebec's 70's prog scene other than starting with this precise group and its highly symbolic Live à Montreal album. That very album that can almost be seen as the source and inspiration of the progressive movement that will rock La Belle Province until the turn of the decade.

For the reviews of both albums, please see the album's reviews in their respective pages, but let it be known that the debut live album is augmented by one bonus track (placed in the context of the concert, but it was previously available as the b-side of a single) and that the album's over all length did not allow for a single disc, so it is rather strangely sprawled on this re-issue's two discs. So three tracks of their first album is present on the first disc, before having the studio album, and in terms of a finale, both sides of their second non-album single with the delicious and groundbreaking Yama Nekh and the twelve string guitar piece S'Assoir Dans Les Champs.

Yes this re-issue was really the best way to start ProgQuebec's extremely noble re-issue campaign, making sure the artistes get the full benefits of their works. Maybe, just maybe, without this re-issue of VEBB's works the second miracle of Quebec's prog might not have happened, just as the original vinyl's existence was as essentiakl to the first miracle back in the 70's.

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4 stars Although many would associate jazz-rock/fusion to L'orchestre sympathique in Quebec, it's about time we reconsider our position on the matter. Known for their incredibly astonishing stage performances (sometimes 20+ people on stage) this legendary jazz band has finally been released on CD (doubl ... (read more)

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