A reissue of Les Frères Mégri's 'Mahmoud, Hassan Et Younes', originally released in 1974. Les Frères Mégri was a Moroccan rock band formed in Oujda, Morocco in the late 1960s. The band consisted of four members: the three brothers, Hassan, Mahmoud, and Younès, and their sister Jalila Mégri. Before the creation of the band, the Mégri brothers were popular session musicians, composers, and producers in Morocco, starting in the late '50s. In the early '70s, Hassan and Mahmoud released four singles as Les Frères Mégri: 'El Harib'/'Heya Essamra', 'Galouli Ensaha'/'Kellemtini', 'Sebar'/'Ououd Ou Chouk' in 1971 and 'Sabar'/'Chaaltiha Nar' in 1972. This LP and a collaboration between all three brothers, was released in 1974. They re-recorded some of the single tracks with Younès and the result is one of the finest examples of the early '70s progressive, psych, folk sounds coming from North Africa and beyond. This is an album that stands as a high point for the genre globally. A baroque folk approach that demonstrates utterly mesmerizing results, psychedelic, electric guitars, sitars, bongos, swirling multi-tracked vocals that sound like prime era Fairport Convention, Pentangle, Trees, and the first two Pink Floyd albums -- It is of that pedigree. A holy grail LP that has been near impossible to locate for over 40 years. Beautifully remastered, it's presented here in its first ever reissue. Edition of 500.