Marc Cerrone, the French legend of disco, celebrates 45 years of his career by creating this first-time compilation on vinyl: The Classics / Best Of Instrumentals includes 9 of his cult-favorite songs in instrumental long version on double vinyl, enlightening the power of 10+ minute epic musical pieces such as “Supernature,” “Love In C Minor,” and “Cerrone’s Paradise.”

It couldn't be simpler: a boy, tired with his work, decided to quit everything and form a band. In most cases, the band and the hopes didn't last long. With Kongas, French disco producer Marc Cerrone's first band, this was more complicated. In the early '70s, the young man made his own revolution.

French producer, drummer, songwriter, and arranger Marc Cerrone is one of disco's most influential figures, and easily the most significant European disco artist besides Giorgio Moroder.

Recorded during the summer of 1977, the ambitious Supernature was a surprising departure from Cerrone's two previous albums, Love in C Minor and Cerrone's Paradise. Those who expected the Parisian producer/composer/drummer to come up with another happy, sexy party record had a major surprise when they discovered that Cerrone's third album is a moody, conceptual effort that could be described as the Euro-disco equivalent of a horror or science fiction movie…