Laurelie - Laurelie (Reissue) (1970/2011)
Artist: Laurelie
Title: Laurelie
Year Of Release: 1970/2011
Label: Flawed Gems
Genre: Folk Rock, Prog Folk
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 41:26
Total Size: 111/255 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Laurelie
Year Of Release: 1970/2011
Label: Flawed Gems
Genre: Folk Rock, Prog Folk
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 41:26
Total Size: 111/255 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Sad Stone (Haertert, Raepsaet) - 8:43
2. Remember Ronny (Vion, Raepsaet) - 2:15
3. Dracula's Way of Makin' Love (Vion, Raepsaet) - 0:55
4. Have A Coke (Vion, Raepsaet) - 2:30
5. Ugly Dirty Man (Vion, Raepsaet) - 3:12
6. Tower of Illusion (Vion) - 1:44
7. Spiders in Your Hair (Haertert, Raepsaet) - 2:56
8. Deborah Jane and Laurelie
a.Chapter 1: Deborah (Haertert, Raepsaet) - 5:03
b.Chapter 2: Fish (Haertert, Raepsaet)- 2:50
c.Chapter 3: Days, Dreams, Hopes (Haertert, Raepsaet) - 3:14
d.Chapter 4: Pink Clouds (Haertert, Raepsaet) - 3:15
e.Chapter 5: Laurelie, Laurelie (Vion, Raepsaet) - 3:34
Line-up::
Pierre Raepsaet - Bass, Guitar, Vocals
Christian Boissart - Guitar, Vocals
Yvon Hubert - Piano, Organ, Vocals
Francis Dozin - Flute, Vocals
Andre Marquet - Drums
LAURELIE is part of the first wave of prog groups to appear in Belgium (along with WATERLOO, MAD CURRY & The PEBBLES), even if there were still many psychedelic treats in their music (this is true also for the other groups just mentioned). Seemingly out of Eastern Belgium?s Ardennes, the group was a standard prog quartet with a flutist. Their sole album, released on a Barclay subsidiary label called triangle was released in early 1970 and they sounded a bit like TRAFFIC, with a touch of BJH in their more symphonic moments. Their music is a mix of shorter psych-filled tracks and two longer prog tracks, including a five-piece suite almost filling the second side of the album. The group did not manage to stay long together and later that year, you would find bassist Pierre Rapsaet a member of the equally-collectible JENGHIZ KHAN. Despite a strong demand, as witnessed the prices for vinyls, LAURELIE?s sole album has not yet seen a legit reissue.