Nemo."Grandeur Et Misere Du Perou"1973 French Jazz Rock Fusion
John Dug
2014-01-05
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Nemo."Nemo" 1973 (members Cruciferious,Ergo Sum) French Jazz Rock Fusion.
This group could be seen as a fusion of the groups Ergo Sum and Cruciferius (adding the drummer Clement Bailly from Tryptique). Like these bands, Nemo used English lyrics and played dynamic jazz-rock with some hints of "zeuhl" rock in the throbbing bass lines. In other places the cool funky electric piano and ethnic hand percussion are not unlike 70's Santana. Nemo emphasized rock melodies, though, offering a couple of gems among the 8 tracks. These range from the straight-forward hippie-rock of "Straight Man" to the reflective instrumental "Grandeur Et Misere Du Perou". Not among the really top albums but still worth investigation due to excellent musicianship.
Bass Guitar, Piano – Pascal Arroyo
Drums – Clément Bailly
Guitar, Voice – Marc Perru
Percussion, Guitar – Emmanuel Lacordaire
Piano [Electric], Organ, Voice, Artwork By – François Bréant
This group could be seen as a fusion of the groups Ergo Sum and Cruciferius (adding the drummer Clement Bailly from Tryptique). Like these bands, Nemo used English lyrics and played dynamic jazz-rock with some hints of "zeuhl" rock in the throbbing bass lines. In other places the cool funky electric piano and ethnic hand percussion are not unlike 70's Santana. Nemo emphasized rock melodies, though, offering a couple of gems among the 8 tracks. These range from the straight-forward hippie-rock of "Straight Man" to the reflective instrumental "Grandeur Et Misere Du Perou". Not among the really top albums but still worth investigation due to excellent musicianship.
Bass Guitar, Piano – Pascal Arroyo
Drums – Clément Bailly
Guitar, Voice – Marc Perru
Percussion, Guitar – Emmanuel Lacordaire
Piano [Electric], Organ, Voice, Artwork By – François Bréant
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