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Mona Lisa (band)

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Mona Lisa was a French progressive/symphonic rock band active in the 1970s, playing rock with theatrical vocals in the vein of Ange. In 1998, after almost 20 years of inactivity, the group reformed with three-quarters of the members of Versailles. Notable members were Dominique Le Guennec, Francis Poulet, Jean-Paul Pierson, Pascal Jardon and Jean-Luc Martin.

Releases

  • 1974 - L'escapade
  • 1975 - Grimaces
  • 1976 - Le petit violon de Monsieur Grégoire
  • 1977 - Avant qu'il ne soit trop tard
  • 1978 - Vers demain
  • 1998 - De L'Ombre à la Lumière
  • 2001 - Progfest 2000

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