ICEHOUSE Keyb. ANDY QUNTA - Legend In A Loungeroom- Ori. Vinyl 1990 NEU unplayed
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Der Original Icehouse Keyboarder mit seinem Solo-Album von 1990. Das ALBUM ist die Original Erstpressung von 1990. Die LP wurde nie gespielt und stand 31 Jahre im Plattenschrank. Die Cover-Ecken sind leicht gedellt- siehe Bilder- nichts schlimmes.
Das sagt Wikipedia:
In 1970,[4] Andy and his brother Tony formed the band Factory in Hastings, England. Andy played 12-string guitar, Tony played lead guitar and electric violin, Laurie Cooksey played drums, Jaffa Peckham played bass guitar until 1974 being replaced with Steve Kinch.[5] All members contributed to vocals, and the band played to consistently good critical reviews. The original members of Factory re-formed in 2014, and their debut album "Back in the Time Machine" was released in April 2016.[2] From 1979, Qunta worked as a session musician and toured with various bands, beginning with Hazel O'Connor's Megahype. In 1981, he played on the single "I Can't Even Touch You" by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel. In 1982, Manfred Mann's Earth Band recorded Qunta's song "Tribal Statistics" for their album Somewhere in Afrika. This recording was also released as a single, but it failed to chart.[2] At the end of 1982, Qunta moved to Australia to join the band Icehouse. Their 1983 single "Hey Little Girl" reached the Top 10 in the UK and Europe. In 1984, Icehouse released the album Sidewalk, which featured the hit "Don't Believe Anymore", and toured Australia, New Zealand, UK, Japan and Europe to support the release. Icehouse continued with a succession of hits, including the singles "Great Southern Land", "Crazy", "Electric Blue", and "My Obsession". Their best selling albums included Primitive Man (1982), and Man of Colours (1987).[6] The band was inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame on 16 August 2006.[7] Along with the success of "Crazy", in 1987 Qunta co-wrote "You're the Voice" which was released by John Farnham as the first single from his album Whispering Jack. The song reached the number-one chart position. This gave Qunta the confidence to write and record his 1989 solo album Legend in a Loungeroom. Afterward he left Icehouse, and relocated to Los Angeles, California.[1]
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