Moving Gelatine Plates — Moving Gelatine Plates 1971 (France, Canterbury Scene-Jazz Rock-Fusion)

Moving Gelatine Plates — Moving Gelatine Plates 1971 (France, Canterbury Scene-Jazz Rock-Fusion)

The debut album by a band from Sartrouville (Île-de-France), formed in 1969 by guitarist Gérard Bertram and bassist Didier Thibault. The band played in the Canterbury School style and were known as the "French Soft Machine." They disbanded in 1981 after releasing two albums. The band later reformed under the name "Moving," and then, after a very long hiatus, reformed again in 2006.

Tracks:

01. London Cab - 0:00

02. X-25 — 7:32

03. Gelatine - 9:30

04. Last Song - 17:45

05. Memories - 33:15

Bonuses (1980):

06. Destruction - 36:34

07. Tout Autour De Toi - 39:23

08. Fréquence Nocturne - 43:38

09. Solaria - 48:04


Personnel:

Tracks 1-5:
Maurice Helminger - organ, trumpet, soprano & tenor saxophone, flute
Gérard Bertram – electric & acoustic guitar
Didier Thibault – bass, 12-string guitar, vocals
Gérard Pons - drums, percussion
Tracks 6-9 (1980):
Didier Thibault - bass, guitars, synthesizers, vocals
Jean-Jacques Hertz - guitars
Marc Profichet - drums, vibes, xylophone, percussion
Jean Rubert - saxes
Dominique Godin - keyboards
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Didier Malherbe - saxophone (07, 09)

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