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1. Sep 17,  · Artist: Aurora Album: "Aurora" Genre: Jazz Rock / Progressive Rock Label: Shroom Country: US 1. Opus 8 () 2. Within () 3. Dancing on a .

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2. Tonto's Expanding Head Band On tour: no Upcoming concerts: none; 2, fans get concert alerts for this artist. Join Songkick to track Tonto's Expanding Head Band and get concert alerts when they play near you.

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3. Aurora biography This mid's Texas outfit was inspired by the music of Jean-Luc Ponty (the band was indeed named after Ponty's album "Aurora"). During their short existence (), they never actually released any official album. The two founders of AURORA are .

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4. Aurora By Tonto's Expanding Head Band. • 1 song, Aurora. Featured on Zero Time. More by Tonto's Expanding Head Band. Zero Time. American Progressive. After Midnight: Electronic. Lost Transmissions From the Off-World Territories. Crate Diggers. More Tonto's Expanding Head Band. Listen to Tonto's Expanding Head Band now.

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5. Feb 10,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Aurora - Aurora FULL ALBUM (progressive rock, jazz rock) YouTube Lockwood ‎– Jazz-Rock () - Duration: Terminal Passage 49, views.

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6. I originally had 'Zero time'. on vinyl. What a great title by the way. It has always been a missing link,to me. The opening track 'Cybernaut ', conjures up images of androids taking over the Earth. Flying around in Spacecraft. On 'Riversong', Tonto goes all Indian; with a Raga/Mantra style effect, using simulated Indian holy-man voice.5/5(35).

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7. In , Cecil and Margouleff set out to record on their own, under the name of T.O.N.T.O.'s Expanding Head Band. The album Zero Time was a revolutionary piece of work that set out to explore the capabilities of the synthesizer with no regard for conceptions of pop success and it is still considered to be a turning point in the use of.

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8. I intially heard Tonto's Expanding Headband first LP, Zero Time, in the early 70's and I was fortunately able to acquire a copy 2nd hand from a University mate. I have since played it almost through to the turntable mat! This welcome reissue covers their 1st TWO LP's with an extra bonus track. It is brilliant!!3/5(1).

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9. Nov 01,  · Though the duo behind it were likely aware of the Lone Ranger's sidekick, the “T.O.N.T.O.” in Tonto's Expanding Head Band was really an acronym for "The Original New Timbral Orchestra" - the first multitimbral polyphonic analog synthesizer. Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff played it on sessions for other artists (including Stevie Wonder) as well as a pair of albums on their .

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