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A founding member and early creative force behind New Zealand’s Divide Enz, Phil Judd quickly became disillusioned using the music industry and dropped from the music group in 1977. After rejoining Divide Enz and departing once again, he spent a short while with two renowned New Zealand punk rings — …

Chris Thomas was being among the most acclaimed and versatile makers of the rock and roll era, weathering a variety of adjustments in musical behaviour and tastes to stay in the forefront of modern pop for many years. Created in Britain’s Middlesex region on January 13, 1947, Thomas was launched …

Delivered in London in 1950, Rhett Davies’ dad Ray Davies (never to become confused using the same-named Kinks member) was among the U.K.’s best trumpet players and mentored his child on the device. Small Rhett also paid attention to the family members record collection, including produces from Gerry Mulligan, Chet …

Best known while the creator of Curved Atmosphere, Francis Monkman is uncommon even among the rates of progressive rock’s music artists for his degree of music training. As students in the Westminster College in the ’60s, he analyzed body organ and harpsichord and he nursed the ambition to carry out …

Calm Sun originally shaped around Dulwich University in 1970 like a four-piece progressive rock-band featuring Phil Manzanera (guitar), Expenses MacCormick (bass), Charles Hayward (drums), and Dave Jarrett (keyboards). The music group name originated from articles on sunspots and solar flares that MacCormick’s sibling Ian have been reading, known as “THE …

Evolving in the past due-’60s art-rock movement, Roxy Music acquired a desire for trend, glamour, cinema, pop art, as well as the avant-garde, which separated the group off their contemporaries. Dressed up in bizarre, fashionable outfits, the group performed a defiantly experimental deviation of art rock and roll which vacillated …

The longtime guitarist for renowned Uk art pop sophisticates Roxy Music, Phil Manzanera was created Philip Targett-Adams in London on January 31, 1951. The kid of an British dad and Colombian mom, he grew up in various areas, including Hawaii and Cuba, even though surviving in Venezuela started playing electric …

Despite their extremely short-lived tenure, U.K. experimentalist trio This Temperature left out a legacy that could open the doorways for the forming of forward-thinking styles like post-rock, commercial, and post-punk. The group arrived collectively in January of 1976 in Brixton, London, comprised of Charles Bullen, Charles Hayward, and Gareth Williams. …

This improvising, mostly instrumental rock-band was formed by Roxy Music members Eno and Phil Manzanera, with special guests.

Nile Rodgers’ contribution to well-known music continues to be extremely significant, a lot more than the personal “chucking” design he developed as an excellent tempo guitarist. Rodgers not merely penned a few of the most intensifying and popular music from the disco period with Chic, he also created countless strikes, …