Ergo Sum was a French jam-rock/psych band that released two singles and the album Mexico on AZ and Thélème between 1970 and 1972. Members: Lionel Ledissez (vocals, percussion, sleigh bells), Jean Guerin (flute, electric piano, piano, Rhodes, Hammond organ, whistling), Michel Leonardi (electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals, 1968-71), Roland Meynet (violin, electric violin, acoustic guitar), […]
Cruciferius was a French jazz-rock/psych band that released the 1970 album A Nice Way of Life on Barclay-subsidiary Egg. Bassist Bernard Paganotti turned up in the Üdü Ẁüdü-lineup of Magma and headed the spinoff Zeuhl bands Weidorje and Paga Group. Guitarist Marc Perru and François Bréant re-teamed in Nemo with Albert Marcœur. Members: François Bréant […]
François Bréant is a French keyboardist, vocalist, and composer who played in the bands Cruciferius, Ergo Sum, and Nemo in the early 1970s. During the second half of the decade, he worked on albums by Albert Marcœur and Bernard Lavilliers. In 1979, Bréant released two solo albums of electronic music on Barclay-subsidiary Egg. Background François […]
