Machiavel

In the middle of the seventies two music freaks, Roland De Greef and Marc Ysaye, created a group called MACHIAVEL . In April 1976, they released their first album (EMI music). For the second album, the group's line-up changed. Jack Roskam was replaced Jean Paul Devaux on guitar and Mario Guccio was brought in as singer and showman to boost the live impact. Released in 1977, the second album " Jester " revealed surprising musical maturity. (EMI music) The third album " Mechanical Moonbeams " (1978), confirmed the promise. The album and its superb single " Rope Dancer " was an enormous success. First gold record. (EMI music) The fourth album " Urban Games ", released in 1979, is the second gold. (EMI music) Machiavel's will to move on and not remain encased in Eurock, allowing other influences into the mix, such as the reggae hints on " Over the Hill ". But the changes in style caused the departure of the keyboards player Albert Letecheur.

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