Cybernaut b/w Mean Lady

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Cybernaut b/w Mean Lady

By: Clockwork

Origin: Laval, Québec, 🇨🇦

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  • Cybernaut

    Track 1 Side 1 03:57

  • Mean Lady

    Track 1 Side 2 03:09

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Clockwork was a progressive rock band from Quebec formed after the breakup of Blind Ravage in 1973. The group brought together three former Blind Ravage members: Bob Dufour on bass and lead vocals, André Deguire on drums and backing vocals, and Serge Fleury on organ and piano. Moving away from Blind Ravage’s heavier blues-based sound, Clockwork pursued a more progressive direction influenced by groups such as Genesis and Yes.

In 1974, Clockwork privately released the single ‘Cybernaut’ backed with ‘Mean Lady’ as CK-250. ‘Cybernaut’ was written by Lucien Larin, André Deguire, Fernand Pelletier and Serge Fleury, while ‘Mean Lady’ was written by Larin. The original labels identify ‘Cybernaut’ as Side A, matrix 1338, and ‘Mean Lady’ as Side B, matrix 1339. Clockwork continued performing in Quebec until disbanding in late 1975. Dufour subsequently reunited with former Blind Ravage guitarist Jean Charbonneau in the country-rock group Mirage.

-Robert Williston

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Credits

Musicians
Bob Dufour: bass, lead vocals
André Deguire: drums, backing vocals
Serge Fleury: organ, piano

Songwriting
Lucien Larin, André Deguire, Fernand Pelletier and Serge Fleury: ‘Cybernaut’
Lucien Larin: ‘Mean Lady’

Release
Released in Canada in 1974 as a privately pressed 7-inch 45 rpm single, CK-250

Side A: ‘Cybernaut’
Side B: ‘Mean Lady’

Matrix numbers
Side A label: 1338
Side B label: 1339

Notes
Clockwork included former members of Blind Ravage

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