The Space Negros
The Space Negros[1] was a late 1970s[2] experimental rock band that disbanded, and regrouped in the early 1980s.[3]
History[edit]
The Space Negros began as an avant-garde four-person Boston-based group in the late 1970s.[2] Composer-pianist Erik Lindgren was the major domo of this[4] ensemble, which used a DECtalk voice synthesizer in their 1986 song "Robot."[citation needed] One of the band's records was actually a reissue of a 1980 release.[3]
Discography[edit]
The Space Negros do Generic Ethnic Muzak Version Of Alol Your Favorite Punk / Psychedelic Songs From The Sixties. Released: 1992 on Arf Arf Arf Arf Musicians: Steve Adams - Alto Flute, Soprano ande Alto Saxaphone Boby Bear - Vocal Michael Cohen - Drums John Curtis - Autoharp, Banjo, Dulcimer, Hammer Dulcimer, Mandolin Richard Hunter - Harmonica, Bass Harmonica Leon Janikian - Clarinet Erik Lindren - Bells, Bell Tree,Casio MT-30, Compurythm CR-78 ...
Recorded 1080-1987 at Sounds Interesting Cambridge, MA
References[edit]
- ^ "The Space Negros reviews, music, news". Sputnik Music.
- ^ a b "Space Negros music, videos, stats, and photo".
- ^ a b "Space Negros". Trouser Press.
- ^ 1975-1987, with a timeout/reboot "The Space Negros". Rate Your Music.
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