Michael d’Albuquerque

The bass participant and vocalist for classical rock-band, Electric powered Light Orchestra from 1973 to 1974, Michael D’Albuquerquehas continued to explore the furthest realms of his music. His two single albums, WE MIGHT All End up being Cattle But We’ve All Got Brands, released in 1973, and Stalking The Sleeper, released 3 years afterwards, are masterpieces of early intensifying rock and roll. D’Albuquerque’s most ambitious outing might have been the short-lived group, Violinksi,offering Electric powered Light Orchestra violinist Michael Kaminski, John Hodgson and John Marcancelo. Changing founding bass participant Baz Dunnery in 1978, D’Albuquerque was highlighted in the band’s debut record, Discovery. A high twenty hit in the united kingdom, the record was released exclusively being a promo in THE UNITED STATES. The record was finally released in america, in 1982, beneath the name, Whirling Dervish. D’Albuquerque also performed an important function on Violinski’s second recording, Quit Claning About, released in 1980. The business lead vocalist on half of the songs, he published three tunes within the recording.