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Forever Blowing Bubbles – 1975, Virgin Records V-2039, UK. Les Contes du Singe Fou – 1976, Isadora Records ISA-9009, France. Visions – 1978, Celluloid, LTM Records LTM-1005, France; says LTM Records on cover, Celluloid Records on label. Symphony 2 - 1990, Mantra; a re-recording of the 1975 album. In Your Hands - 1994, Legend Music. Infinite Symphony - 2003, Clearlight Music.

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Clearlight ‎– Forever Blowing Bubbles. Genere: Electronic, Jazz, Rock. Stile: Jazz-Rock, Experimental, Prog Rock. Forever Blowing Bubbles ‎(LP, Album, TP). Virgin. Vendi questa versione. Forever Blowing Bubbles ‎(LP, Album).

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Clearlight biography CLEARLIGHT is a project of French song-writer and composer Cyrille "CLEARLIGHT" Verdeaux, with a blend of classical romanticism and prog-rock experimentation. CLEARLIGHT was the name of Verdeaux's first 1975 released album, which was the first French progressive rock album signed under a major British label. In 1980, CLEARLIGHT SYMPHONY was reborn when. CLEARLIGHT- FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES French prog VINYL LP Japan Cyrille Verdeaux.

Album · 1974 · 10 Songs. See All. Clearlight Symphony. Les Contes Du Singe Fou.

Les Contes du Singe Fou (roughly translated, Tales of the Mad Monkey) is a progressive rock album by Clearlight, released in 1977 on Isadora Records in France. Returning again to France, Clearlight turned to conceptual space rock with science fiction lyrics. The lyrics do not have anything to do with a mad monkey, however. Les Contes du Singe Fou is the only Clearlight album in which vocals and lyrics play a significant role.

Forever Blowing Bubbles is a progressive rock album by Clearlight released in 1975 on Virgin Records in the UK Clearlight forever blowing bubbles 01 chanson. Its predecessor Clearlight Symphony having been released earlier in 1975, Cyrille Verdeaux was offered to record a follow-up effort. This time, he decided to work with a full band, using several musicians he had played with on the one-off Delired Cameleon Family project, most notably bassist Joël Dugrenot (formerly of Zao), and during the summer of 1975 studio time was booked at Virgin's Manor studio in England