Ed Durbrow Resume
1970-73 Lived in London and played in the progressive rock group 'Listen' which won the Melody Maker's first rock music contest
Appeared on BBC radio and television and released a single on EMI recorded in Abbey Road Studio 1977 Received a B.A. degree with honors and distinction in music 1979-80 Studied lute at the Schola Cantorum in Basel, Switzerland with Eugene Dombois 1983 Established Studio Edo in Saitama just outside of Tokyo 1983-Present Composed music and lyrics for TV commercials and recording artists Formed several bands to play original music Engineered/produced clients at Studio Edo Performed all over Japan playing Renaissance lute and one man band Discography Astral Boogie/All Your Rock And Roll Is Dead by Listen on Parlophone EMI recorded at Abbey Road Studio, London. Played guitar. 1972 Believe in You by Go! on Diskport-Seibu a-12219 Wrote lyric and music, sang and played guitar. 1981 Believe in You by Talisman on Columbia CX-7059 Wrote music. Nothing's Gonna Stop Rock and Roll by Masaki Ueda on CBS/SONY 28AH 1503. Wrote lyric. 1982 AIUEOndo/Sa-shi-su-se-songu an enkai song released under the name Mr. Edo on Polydor 7DX 1208 1982. Sang vocal in Japanese. Renaissance Lute Self released music from 1500-1620 for the lute Kanon by Raina Maria with Kimura Kunia on Polydor UPCH-1060 two lute pieces, one original 2001 La Primavera: Music for voice, lute, viola da gamba and recorder from the English Renaissance You can listen to the whole CD at Magnatune Records and it is also available here ). Played lute as well as produced and arranged music from the late Renaissance featuring lute songs and instrumentals Back to Home Page | ||
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