Yvon Hubert - Pèlerins Des Temps Qui Passent 2 mp3 download flac

Rock, Classical, Stage & Screen

Performer: Yvon Hubert
Genre: Rock, Classical, Stage & Screen
Album: Pèlerins Des Temps Qui Passent 2
Released: 1973

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• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Les Editions Spirisphere
• Recorded At – Son Québec

Credits

• Arranged By, Orchestra [Direction], Organ [Hammond], Synthesizer – François Dompierre
• Bass – Florian Richard
• Choir [Direction] – Yolande Parent
• Clarinet – Joe Christie Jr
• Classical Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar – Pierre Girard
• Drum – Richard Provençal
• Electric Guitar – Jean-Pierre Lauzon
• Engineer – Neilson Vipond
• Flute, Piccolo Flute – Marcel Baillargeon
• French Horn, Saxophone – P. Gordon*
• Graphics – Claude A. Simard
• Harmonica – Gaston Tessier
• Harp – Dorothy Masella*
• Oboe – Pierre Rolland
• Organ [Hammond] – Pierre Leduc
• Pedal Steel Guitar – Ron Dann
• Piano – Armas Maiste, Pierre Leduc
• Saxophone – G. Young
• Songwriter, Lyrics By, Music By, Performer – Yvon Hubert
• Strings – Adolf Barnstein, André Mignault, Ed. Culbreath, Eugène Husaruk, Gilles Baillargeon, Gratiel Robitaille, Guy Fouquet, Irenius Bogajewiez*, Jean-Luc Morin, John Charuk, Leslie Maloway, Lorraine Desmarais, Marc Bélanger, Maria Mazella, Otta Armin, Raymond Dessaint, Roland Desjardins
• Synthesizer [Programmation] – Claude Demers
• Trombone – J. Chamberlain, W. Andre*
• Trumpet – D. Gale, R. Mallikan
• Zither, Tabla – Rahul Mahadeo

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• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): CG 104-A SNB
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): CG 104-B SNB

Butius

Yvon Hubert is probably best know as the musically-inclined "hip" priest who was involved with Quebec rock-gods Offenbach and their psyched out Gregorian "mass of the dead" (Saint-Chrone de Néant).The same hip priest also recorded 4 very obscure Christian Psych-Folk-Rock (pop-psychédelique chrétienne) liturgic concept albums around the same time. All four are awesome collaborations with François Dompierre, and a host of Quebec rockers/musicians.This is his 4th long play, released on the obscure and short-lived Cogito label. Similar in concept to the much better known "Mass In F Minor" and "Release Of An Oath" by the Electric Prunes, ....although here, Hubert's folky baritone voice stands out, nicely complimenting Dompierre's symphonic synths, Leduc's swirling organ and the majestic choir......while everything meshes with occasional exploding guitars, tablas, sax and drums, making this a Xian popsike obscurity that remains criminally unknown outside of Quebec.** Rare ! ...only a couple of thousand were pressed **