Eberhard Weber is a German double-bassist and composer with more than 300 backing credits since the early 1960s. In 1974, he debuted as a bandleader with The Colours of Chloë on ECM, which issued numerous Weber solo and collaborative titles, including two with vibraphonist Gary Burton. Background Eberhard Weber was born on January 22, 1940, […]
Et Cetera was a Québécois symphonic art-rock band that released a self-titled album in 1976 on DIY Apostrophe. Members: Marie Bernard Pagé (keyboards, ondes Martenot, vocals), Denis Chartrand (keyboards, flute, saxophone, vibraphone, vocals), Pierre Dragon (drums, percussion), Robert Marchand (guitars, vocals), Alain Yves Pigeon (bass, cello, vocals) Background Et Cetera formed in Montreal around singer […]
Et Cetera was a multi-national jazz-rock ensemble led by German keyboardist Wolfgang Dauner. They cut the 1971 Global Records disc Et Cetera and the 1972/73 MPS titles Knirsch and Et Cetera Live. Members: Wolfgang Dauner (piano, organ, keyboards, electronics, flute, vocals), Jürgen Schmidt-Oehm (flute, vocals), Pierre Cavalli (guitar), Siegfried Schwab (guitar, vocals), Larry Coryell (guitar), […]
Et Cetera is an album by the Quebecois avant-garde/art-rock quintet of the same name, released in 1976 on Apostrophe. Tracklist: A1. “Et la musique tourne” (4:05) A2. “Éclaircie” (5:12) A3. “Entre chien et loup” (7:01) B1. “Apostrophe” (4:58) B2. “Newton avait raison” (4:10) B3. “L’âge dort” (4:30) B4. “Tandem” (6:08) Credits: Bass, Cello, Vocals – […]
