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Malicorne

Malicorne
Country
France
Bio / info
Malicorne was a French electric folk group that flourished in the 70s. The band was formed by Gabriel and Marie Yacoub in 1973. Gabriel had been a member of Alan Stivell's band, and Marie's vocals have often caused the band to be called a French equivalent of Steeleye Span. The group has been through a number of phases and styles since then, and remains active beyond 2000.
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Releases on file (10)
Malicorne — Les Cathédrales de l'Industrie Malicorne — Les Cathédrales de l'Industrie
(Celluloid CEL 667942, 1986, CD)
Malicorne — Balançoire en Feu Malicorne — Balançoire en Feu
(Griffe GRI191892, 1981/2012, CD)
Malicorne — La Bestiaire Malicorne — La Bestiaire
(Le Roseau SMA 140002, 1979/2015, CD)
Malicorne — En Public Malicorne — En Public
(Le Roseau SMA 150004, 1978/2015, CD)
Malicorne — L'Extraordinaire Tour de France d'Adélard Rousseau Malicorne — L'Extraordinaire Tour de France d'Adélard Rousseau
(Le Roseau GRI 19186 2, 1978/2005, CD)
Malicorne — Malicorne (4 AKA Nous Sommes Chanteurs) Malicorne — Malicorne (4 AKA Nous Sommes Chanteurs)
(Griffe GRI 191282, 1977/2012, CD)
Malicorne — Almanach Malicorne — Almanach
(Griffe GRI191272, 1976/2012, CD)
Malicorne — Malicorne (II AKA Le Mariage Anglais) Malicorne — Malicorne (II AKA Le Mariage Anglais)
(Griffe, 1975/2012, CD)
Malicorne — Malicorne (I AKA Colin) Malicorne — Malicorne (I AKA Colin)
(Griffe, 1974/2012, CD)
Gabriel et Marie Yacoub (Malicorne) — Pierre de Grenoble Gabriel et Marie Yacoub (Malicorne) — Pierre de Grenoble
(Griffe GRI 19185 2, 1973/2005, CD)
 

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