Placebo

Placebo was a Belgian jazz-funk and jazz-rock group led by the keyboardist, producer and journalist Marc Moulin (1942-2008). The band played electric jazz with funk rhythms and horn arrangements, and it is known for its three studio albums from the first half of the 1970s. It is unrelated to the British rock band of the same name. Placebo released Ball of Eyes in 1971, followed by 1973 in 1973 and Placebo in 1974. Musicians who played in the group included guitarist Philip Catherine, trumpeters Richard Rousselet and Nick Fissette, saxophonist Alex Scorier and drummer Freddy Rottier.