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Pollen was a Canadian foursome that released only one album of symphonic progressive rock in the seventies. They were from the Quebecois
progressive scene and were perhaps the most-known Canadian symphonic group with the possible exception of Harmonium, but their music is
much more purely rooted in the symphonic genre than that of their countrymen, whose music is more folk-oriented. The group consisted of
Jacques Tom Rivest (vocals, bass, acoustic guitar, keyboards), Richard Lemoyne (electric & acoustic guitars, bass, keyboards), Claude Lemay
(keyboards, flute, bass, vibraphone, vocals) and Sylvain Coutu (drums, vibraphone).
Courtesy of www.progarchives.com
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