Miss Fisher Toni - Big Hurt / West Of The WallA record which generated considerable attention at the time, due to it's innovatory phasing flangeing technique, Miss Toni Fisher's breakthrough hit, 'The Big Hurt', very nearly topped the U. S. charts and sold a million copies worldwide in 1959. Something of a mystery woman (her "official" biographies took enormous liberties with her date of birth and earlier career), she was discovered by the celebrated songwriter Wayne Shanklin, who wrote and

which last year signed a 20 album deal with Warner Music

they would improvise a single piece while sustained sine waves played for the duration of the concert

For the first time ever

live sound than their debut

saxophonist

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Lonely Robot

with surprising results

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who often limited themselves to three voices and sometimes to two

is acclaimed by critics as the "definitive Phedre

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