MAJOR MUSIC ARTISTS / MAJOR MUSICIANS - UK
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| Robert Wyatt |
DESCRIPTION: Robert Wyatt
ACTIVITY STATUS: Active
ACTIVITY PERIOD: 1963 - Current
MUSIC GENRE: Canterbury Sound, Jazz Fusion, Progressive Rock, Experimental Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Pop
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: ENGLAND, UK
INSTRUMENTS: Vocals, Drums, Percussion, Piano, Keyboards, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Trumpet
BANDS / OUTFITS: Soft Machine, Matching Mole, Solo Artist, The Wilde Flowers
RECORD COMPANIES / LABELS (Current & Past): Virgin, Rough Trade, Domino
WIKIPEDIA PAGE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Wyatt
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