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From: ben@flump.netkonect.co.uk (Benedict Poole)
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 1995 16:36:25 +0000
Subject: Re: Sunday All Over the World
To: Love-Hounds@uunet.UU.NET
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>mmoore@prysm.com writes: > >Is anyone familiar with the band Sunday All Over the World? >This band has been described as a cross between Kate Bush >and King Crimson. I have the only CD I've ever found, and >the description is correct. The band included Robert Fripp and >his wife Toyah Wilcox. Toyah does remind many people of Kate. > >Has Toyah done any other music?? I'm not surprised the band's described as being KC-like, as I believe it features not only Fripp, but also Trey Gunn on Chapman Stick, who also plays in the latest incarnation of KC. Toyah's done A LOT! From punky/poppy stuff in the '80s onwards... People might also want to check out Toni Childs' most recent album, THE WOMAN'S BOAT. It's a bit OTT with the earth mother/to be a woman thing (I'm not inviting flames, it's just clumsily handled as a theme on the album), but nevertheless a fine album. It features all kinds of artists including Peter Gabriel and Trey Gunn. The Chapman Stick has a lovely and unique sound, and can have a gorgeous bass tone. Given Kate's pleasure in the unusual, and her love of bassy stuff, I would be intrigued to hear this instrument used in some of her future material. TTFN Ben ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ You've been FLUMPed! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Benedict Poole, England ben@flump.netkonect.co.uk