Synthesis – Synthesis(1976 France Jazz-Rock, Jazz-Funk, Prog Rock, Fusion)Full Album

Synthesis was a French jazz-rock ensemble formed in 1976 by producer Claude Delcloo, releasing a self-titled, critically acclaimed album on Arc records in 1976. It featured a 23-piece "dreamteam" of prominent French studio musicians, including Didier Lockwood, André Ceccarelli, and François Jeanneau, blending funk, jazz, and European fusion. Album:Style: Jazz Fusion / Funk / Prog Rock Personnel: André Ceccarelli (drums), Didier Lockwood (electric violin), Tony Bonfils (bass), François Jeanneau (sax/synth), Ivan Jullien (trumpet). Tracklist (1976): "Hell," "Vane," "Sun," "City Life," "City Song," "Feeling," "We Need It," "It's So New," "Sophie's Gift". Sound: Described as high-energy "choppy euro fusion" with funky, orchestral big band arrangements and occasional vocal tracks. Reissues: The album was reissued on CD in 2002 by Musea/Musiplus. Hell 00:00 Vain 03:22 Sun 08:27 City Life 13:17 City Song 16:40 Feeling 20:09 We Need It 24:32 It's No New 28:25 Sophie's Gift 33:34