Alice – Alice(1970 France Prog Rock )Full Album

Alice biography I guess most of you understood where this band got its name. Alice is one of the first generation of groups to have done progressive rock in France, even if their sound often came close to the blues rock, they mixed in some heavy psychedelic ideas and threw in a couple pinches of prog purée in their music and achieved a very interesting album, recorded in London and released in early 70. Clearly the leader was multi-instrumentalist and singer JP Auffredo and his style on flute was reminiscent of Jethro Tull, Traffic but sometimes the Yardbirds as well. Their second album Arrêtez Le Monde (stop the world) would be a tad more progressive and be released in two version: the original French version and its English counterpart called All Ice. The group would disband by the mid-70's but most members stayed active some releasing solo albums and others appearing on different project or joining groups (such as Alpes). ::: review written by Hugues Chantraine, Belgium ::: Studio Album, released in 1970 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Axis 00:00 2. Onurb 05:39 3. Le Nouveau Monde 06:59 4. L'arbre 09:30 5. Valse 13:09 6. L'Enfant 15:42 7. Extrait Du Cerce 19:49 a) Final b) Theme 8. Venez Jouer I 26:51 9. Mexican Song 32:28 10. Venez Jouer II 35:09 11. Tournez La Page 36:22 12. Fumée grise et marrons chauds 39:23 Line-up / Musicians - Jean-Pierre Auffredo / hautbois, flûtes traversières et douce, saxophones alto et soprano, violon, guitares, piano, percussions, chant - Bruno Besse / guitares, percussions, vibraphone - Sylvain Duplant / basse, guitares, percussions, chant - Alain Suzan / orgue, piano, basse, percussions, chant - Alain Weiss ("Doudou") / batterie, percussions, cloches tubulaires, chant