Ged Lynch (born 19 July 1968, Manchester, England) is an English percussionist and composer.
Miscellaneous
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Waxploitation Records released its Genocide in Sudan CD which includes songs donated by artists including David Sylvian, System of a Down, Jill Scott, Gorillaz, Yoko Ono and Jurassic 5 amongst many others.
Instant film photography exhibition as part of the 'Impossible Project' in Japan entitled 'Glowing Enigmas': April 20th - May 20th 2012 in the Impossible Project Space, Tokyo, Japan
Farewell album by Harold Budd and released on Samadhi Sound.
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born May 27, 1975 in Otahuhu, New Zealand
Born of a French father and Spanish mother in pre-independence Algeria. Died September 8th, 2008
Italian release in the series Sonora Portraits.
Four poems by David Sylvian are set to music on this album.
Czukay was born in Gdansk on March 24, 1938.A founding member of the enormously influential Krautrock group Can, Holger Czukay was one of the pivotal underground figures of his era; over the course of his long, expansive career, Czukay successfully bridged the gap between pop and the avant-garde, pioneering the use of samples and exploring the significance of world music on Western culture.
Ian Maidman was born in Upminster, England, in 1958.
Plays: Vocals
Not only personally related, but David set up the song running order of this album.
Second solo album from Ingrid Chavez, David Sylvian’s former wife. David Sylvian is credited for Album Sequence and as Design Consultant.
1939 Born.
Released on Samadhi Sound and not only did David the art direction for this great album, but he also made up the title of the album *and* all the titles of the tracks….. hmmm.
As sold by David’s daughter on eBay…
Plays: drums
Joan Wasser (born July 26, 1970, in Biddeford, Maine) is a violinist and singer/songwriter in the indie rock world. Her best known album is Real Life, released in 2006 under the moniker Joan As Police Woman.
Date of Birth: 26.2.1952
John Taylor was born in Manchester (25th September 1942)
