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Changing from drums to vibraphone he became a member of art-pop band The High Llamas and has played on records by many influential artists including Stereolab and Pavement
Killer disco-boogie-funk from 1982
The changing landscape of 1960s music led the various members of Manfred Mann to record production
Four years after their much-lauded debut album "IIII
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Stardust / Dixie Fever TSOV-245.3 Changing from drums to vibraphoneA 7 inch reissue of a song that revolutionized the history of Japanese rock and pop music from SHOW BOAT, a label that has become an unavoidable part of the city pop and new music scene, has been reissued in it's original form. Hoshikuzu', which was covered by Ann Sully in 2010, is a Japanese pop classic with a laid back arrangement of American roots music, southern swamp, and R&B rhythms. The B side features 'Dixie Fever', a sinuous rendition of a
