C. B. Busser – Movies 1978 (Switzerland, Symphonic Progressive Rock)Full Album

C. B. Busser likely refers to C.B. Busser, a Swiss musician (composer, keyboardist, arranger) known for his 1978 album Movies, who played with bands like Circus and Rumpelstilz, though details are scarce; it's important not to confuse him with Maximilian Büsser, the famous luxury watchmaker (MB&F, Harry Winston), or French composer Henri Büsser, as search results mix these figures due to the shared surname. C.B. Busser's "Movies" is a rare, cult-classic 1978 solo progressive/symphonic rock album from Switzerland, known for its rich Mellotron, jazzy twists, and primarily instrumental nature, showcasing the former Whipping Post leader's multi-instrumental talents. Released on his own label, it blends folk, psych, and symphonic prog, offering a distinctive sound with tracks like "Bloody Cries" and "The Earle". Tracks: 01. Bloody Cries — 00:00 02. To Helena — 04:29 03. The Leader — 06:41 04. The Earle — 10:16 05. On The Day My Father Died — 15:29 06. Turkey In The Corn — 19:30 07. Children — 24:04 08. The Escape — 26:09 Personnel: C. B. Busser (Curt Büsser) — guitars, basses, Wurlitzer piano, grand piano, clavinet, organ, keyboards, vibes, arrangements