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Lecor Tex
Lecor Tex was a French group that formed in 1971 with Jean-François Lecornu on vocals and guitar, Jean-Claude Texier on keyboards, Michel Richard on bass, and...
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Lecor Tex was a French group that formed in 1971 with Jean-François Lecornu on vocals and guitar, Jean-Claude Texier on keyboards, Michel Richard on bass, and Claude Draux on drums. They put out their first album, 'Autant en Emporte le Vent,' in 1973, and the title track became their best-known song.
Their music mixed progressive rock with classical touches, and they followed that first record with albums like 'Le Combat' in 1974 and 'Les Portes du Ciel' in 1975. Other songs in their catalog included 'La théière,' 'Le frigidaire,' 'Lucille,' and 'Ma truie.'
They kept recording through the late 1970s, with releases such as 'Nemo' in 1976, 'Les Amoureux' in 1977, and 'Voyager' in 1978. Their sound wasn't always easy to categorize, and some listeners found their approach a bit theatrical or complex.
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