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Marc Chantereau, Pierre-Alain Dahan, and Slim Pezin were three top session players in France who, inspired by the worldwide success their French colleagues Marc Cerrone & Alec Costandinos were enjoying, decided to jump the disco wagon and went to London's Trident Studios to record an album in March 1977, taking the listeners on a stunning VOYAGE across the world. It took a while, however, before it started taking off internationally. In February 1978, Billboard Disco Columnist Vince Aletti reviewed an import copy, saying: “Voyage promises to be one of the season's major disco releases“, three weeks before it was released on Miami's TK label in the US. It sailed to the #1 spot on the Disco Charts, and was quickly signed by Germany's Hansa label, where the tribal chant percussion tune Point Zéro was released as the first single to no success. In the UK, the panoramic opener From East To West was released as a single in May and reached #13 in the charts. Hansa released that sin
