Full Moon Ensamble feat. Claude Delcloo - album Crowded with loneliness 1970

Full Moon Ensamble was a French band formed by guitarist Joseph Déjean and drummer Claude Delcloo, the both main composer of the group. The collective performed protest music including free jazz and psych jazz based on esoteric poetry from American poet Bob Kaufman. Avant-garde jazz and spiritual, with political engaged French spoken poetry, with female fascinating narration. The album had a lack of commercial success, and after some gigs in France, most of the Full Moon Ensamble members left for other bands and projects.

Sarah - poetry, percussion.
Joseph Déjean - guitar.
Martine Tourreil - electric piano.
Gérard Coppéré - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute.
Jeff Sicard - flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet.
Ron Miller - bass.
Claude Delcloo - drums.

Tribute to Bob Kaufman: 43 W. 87th Street sur mémoires de guerre/Samba Miaou sur renvoyez-les/Samba Miaou sur benediction/43 W. 87th Street sur peut-etre.
101 W. 85th Street.
King Kong.