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Triangle - Triangle (1969-70 france, Psych,Folk,Glam,Proto Prog Rock) The short five years career of Triangle (1969-74) was very intense, starting with this first album (the most famous of the three) and released in 1970 containing their biggest hit, “Maybe tomorrow “. Triangle was, along with Martin Circus Variations and Zoo, the groups that revolutionized the history of rock music in France in the early 70s. Formed by Papillon (bass, vocals), Jean-Pierre Prévotat (drums), François Jeanneau (brass, keyboards) and Marius Lorenzoni (guitar) Their self titled debut is ann extraordinary album, in this 2010 Vinyl replica issue, are included bonus from their first two 1969, 45” and the single version of “Blow Your Cool“, also the English and Spanish versions of “Maybe tomorrow“. Triangle released three albums, which probably fall in the proto-progressive category. Generally they make guitar-dominated rock with slightly above average rhythmic complexities and changes in tempo in melody. They do veer off in various directions, psych, folk rock, classic guitar rock, touches of glam rock, proto prog, some nice and some less nice (i.e. schmaltzy) ballads. This album is one of the gems of French rock music. Tracks 1. Peut-Être Demain - 0:00 2. Left With My Sorrow - 4:46 3. Blow Your Cool - 11:25 4. Guerre Et Paix - 18:45 5. M.L. - G.G. - 28:07 6. Cameron's Complaint - 29:45 7. Listen People (A. Renaud) - 39:29 8. Please (A. Renaud, J.P. Prévotat, G. Fournier) - 43:13 9. Élègie A Gabrielle (F. Jeanneau, J.P. Prévotat, G. Fournier, P. Farges) - 47:47 Screen (F. Jeanneau, J.P. Prévotat, G. Fournier, P. Farges) - 52:45 Your Cool (Single Version) - 56:08 De Botas (Spanish Version) (Lyrics by Roda Gil) - 59:18 -Être Demain (English Version) - 1:04:08 Words and Music by Triangle except where indicated Bonus Tracks 7-13 Triangle *Papillon «Gérard Fournier» - Bass, Vocals *Jean Pierre Prevotat - Drums *François Jeanneau - Saxophone, Keyboards *Marius “Mimi“ Lorenzini - Guitar
