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FLUVIAL is one of the most successful purely experimental albums ever recorded. The Belgian avant-garde singer Catherine Jauniaux travelled in the same British art rock circles which included Henry Cow and Art Bears. FLUVIAL is actually a collaboration with ex-Henry Cow Tim Hodgkinson who co-wrote all the songs and plays various instruments. That acoustic British avant-folk background serves the recording well too--FLUVIAL has a light magical quality about it, in contrast to the more erratic pop stylings of another French-speaking experimentalist, Brigitte Fontaine.
Recorded at Cold Storage, London, England (1983)
Personnel: Catherine Jauniaux (vocals, percussion); Catherine Jauniaux; Terri Robson (violin); Lindsay Cooper (oboe, bassoon, sopranino saxophone); Dominic Weeks, Dominic Weeks (vibraphone, xylophone, percussion); Mario Boyer (balafon, percussion); Charles S. Bullen (percussion); Bill Gilonis (guitar, acoustic guitar, piano); Tim Hodgkinson (guitar, viola, clarinet, piano, organ, drums, percussion); Georgie Born (cello); Stephen Kent (trumpet).
Recording information: Cold Storage Studio, London, England (1983).
Translator: Tim Hodgkinson.
Arrangers: Catherine Jauniaux; Tim Hodgkinson.
Personnel include: Catherine Jauniaux (vocals); Tim Hodgkinson (guitar, viola, clarinet, piano, organ, drums, percussion); Bill Gilonis (guitar); Georgie Born (cello); Lindsay Cooper (oboe, bassoon, sopranino saxophone); Stephen Kent (trumpet); Dominic Weeks (vibraphone, xylophone, percussion); Mario Boyer (balafon, percussion); Charles S. Bullen (percussion).
Fluvial Music | List Price | $22.00 (You save $2.45) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Jazz Instrument, Classics (Silents / Avant Garde), Experimental Rock | | Label | Ad Hoc | | Orig Year | 2005 | | All Time Sales Rank |  387642  | | CD Universe Part number | 6877194 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 21, 2005 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Catherine Jauniaux; Tim Hodgkinson; Catherine Jauniaux; Tim Hodgkinson | | Engineer | Catherine Jauniaux; Tim Hodgkinson | | Personnel | Lindsay Cooper - oboe, bassoon, sopranino saxophone
Lindsay Cooper - oboe, bassoon, sopranino saxophone
Tim Hodgkinson - guitar, viola, clarinet, piano, organ, drums, percussion
Georgie Born - cello
Stephen Kent - trumpet
Bill Gilonis - guitar, acoustic guitar, piano
Catherine Jauniaux - vocals, percussion
Terri Robson - violin
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