Guy Skornik - Pour Pauwels LP. LP pressed on 180-gram vinyl in a one-time edition of 500 copies and including a 4-panel insert. Between 1970 and 1973, EMI/Path released several ambitious and progressive pop albums, including 'La Mort Dorion' (Gérard Manset), 'Puzzle' (Michel Berger), 'Hathor' (Igor Wakhevitch), and 'Pour Pauwels' by Guy Skornik. Skornik was a mystic explorer, psychonaut, and gifted musician, who was immersed in the metaphysical revolutions of his time. He presented television reports, laced with elements of Eastern mysticism, on LSD experiences. And then there was Skornik's album, 'Pour Pauwels', inspired by the revolutionary writings of Louis Pauwels, one-time counter culture hero and a disciple of esoteric spiritualist G.I. Gurdjieff. Guy was brought to the public's attention for the first time in the beginning of 1970 with the release of a magnificent LP on the Path-label. Skornik tried, and succeeded perfectly, to do with his music what Louis Pauwels did with his huge best-seller 'The Morning Of The Magicians'. The album features arrangements by Ivan Jullien (Françoise Hardy, Johnny Hallyday, Quincy Jones and Elton John). Licensed from Parlophone. (sealed)