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and That’s What You Get

‘Beat’ (1982) was released just eight months after the quartet’s recording of ‘Discipline’ and marked the first occasion where a KC line-up had remained intact for a two album stretch and the first album by the band to employ a separate producer – Rhett Davies

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Sparks - Sparks CD Jazz worldwide chart-topping success of FalcoSparks were originally called Halfnelson from 1968 1972, formed in Los Angeles by brothers Ron and Russell Mael. The album that went by the title Halfnelson in 1970, was basically the first Sparks album. They are noted for Russell Maels distinctive wide ranging voice and Ron Maels intricate and rhythmic keyboard playing style. This album is produced by Todd Rundgren, and engineered by James Lowe, former singer of 60s Psychedelic band The Electric