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He was the lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter for [[Change of Heart (band)|Change of Heart]] in the [[1990s]]. When that band broke up, Blurton subsequently formed [[Blurtonia]]. He was then briefly a member of [[Bionic (band)|Bionic]] before forming another new band, [[C'mon (band)|C'mon]], in [[2003]] with bassist [[Katie Lynn Campbell]], formerly of [[Nashville Pussy]]. |
He was the lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter for [[Change of Heart (band)|Change of Heart]] in the [[1990s]]. When that band broke up, Blurton subsequently formed [[Blurtonia]]. He was then briefly a member of [[Bionic (band)|Bionic]] before forming another new band, [[C'mon (band)|C'mon]], in [[2003]] with bassist [[Katie Lynn Campbell]], formerly of [[Nashville Pussy]]. |
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He has also produced albums for [[The Lowest of the Low]], [[Tricky Woo]], [[The Illuminati]], [[Le Nombre]], [[Saigon Hookers]], [[Rheostatics]], |
He has also produced albums for [[The Lowest of the Low]], [[Tricky Woo]], [[The Illuminati]], [[Le Nombre]], [[Saigon Hookers]], [[Rheostatics]], [[The Weakerthans]] and [[Amy Millan]], as well as an EP for [[Hunter Valentine]]. |
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Revision as of 09:26, 13 August 2007
Ian Blurton is a Canadian musician and record producer.
He was the lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter for Change of Heart in the 1990s. When that band broke up, Blurton subsequently formed Blurtonia. He was then briefly a member of Bionic before forming another new band, C'mon, in 2003 with bassist Katie Lynn Campbell, formerly of Nashville Pussy.
He has also produced albums for The Lowest of the Low, Tricky Woo, The Illuminati, Le Nombre, Saigon Hookers, Rheostatics, The Weakerthans and Amy Millan, as well as an EP for Hunter Valentine.
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