1983 By Soft Machine

The Soft Machine heard on SIX is rounded out with drummer John Marshall, who first appeared on FIVE after the departure of Robert Wyatt. The newcomer on board, reed and piano player Karl Jenkins, steps in to fill the vacancy ...

Track Listing: DISC 1: Fanfare; All White; Link 1/Link 2; 37 1/2; Link 3; Riff; Down the Road; Link 3a; Stanley Stamo's Gibbon Album; Chloe and the Pirates; Gesolreut; E.P.V.; Link 4; Stumble; One Across; Riff II; DISC 2: Fanfare; ...

The 1968 debut by Canterbury's legendary Soft Machine introduced a spirited new breed of progressive pop musicians, one that was as influenced by free jazzers and folk purists as it was by the Beatles. Where many British prog musicians were ...

SIX was the last album Hugh Hopper made with Soft Machine. The mysterious low-end excursion "1983" is the only number he wrote this time out (Hopper's first solo release, 1984, is highly recommended). Founding member and keyboardist Mike Ratledge contributes ...

This 2004 release contains reissues of two of the British progressive psychadelic band's albums from 1973. The set includes 28 tracks on two CDs, and includes "Fanfare", "Penny Hitch", "All White", and "Carol Ann". Two CD set combines the progressive rock ...

SIX was the last album Hugh Hopper made with Soft Machine. The mysterious low-end excursion "1983" is the only number he wrote this time out (Hopper's first solo release, 1984, is highly recommended). Founding member and keyboardist Mike Ratledge contributes ...

The Soft Machine heard on SIX is rounded out with drummer John Marshall, who first appeared on FIVE after the departure of Robert Wyatt. The newcomer on board, reed and piano player Karl Jenkins, steps in to fill the vacancy ...

2007 issued Japanese digitally remastered edition of the 1973 classic sixth album by the British jazz-rock fusion band that revolved around core members Elton Dean, Hugh Hopper, Mike Ratledge and Karl Jenkins.