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PHASE 5 STEREO

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PHASE 5 STEREO (A tribute to Phase 4 Stereo recordings). Phase 1 was the concept of stereo. Phase 2 was using stereo as a gimmick , such as having a Ping-Pong ball bouncing from left to right speaker, etc. Phase 3 was when engineers discovered how to electronically "move" sounds. Individual instruments, voices and effects could be moved left and right and back and forward in the stereo spread. And then, here's the label's explanation of Phase 4 Stereo: "New Scoring Concepts Incorporating True Musical Use of Separation and Movement. In this phase, arrangers and orchestrators re-score the music to place the instruments where they are musically most desired at any particular moment and make use of direction and movement to punctuate the musicality of sounds. The effect is more sound -- more interest -- more entertainment -- more participation -- more listening pleasure...And then after 27 years along came PHASE 5 STEREO!!! pushing the boundries of stereophonic sounds & mashin it up with the nigh.

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Member Since: 28/06/2007
Band Website: www.phase5stereo.co.uk
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March 08 will see the first release from Phase 5 Stereo ,the third in a series of 7s on Jack To Phono records. Phase 5 Stereo is a new project from ex Ch3vy member Simon Ham & Drawbar Organist Jo Brooks. The release will be double A sided. Keep Em Peeled.

Side A - Imagine an episode of "Come Dancing" and all the contestant's were wearing hob nailed boots. A Mambo Stomp is probably the best way to describe this track. Bouncing drums, cheeky horns & an infectious piano hook mixed in with live organ, percussion and outstanding vocal stabs. Guaranteed dancefloor satisfaction.

Side AA - This late 70's flavoured disco track happened by accident. Before we knew it the track was thinking by it self and started to take over. It grew and grew destroying everything in it's path. Seriously the track just wanted to live. From the basslines to the synths, the timbale drum solo to the vocal loop it all fell together . A definite disco climax weapon.

Influences: Adam Best, Ray Davies, John Keating, James Last, Percy Faith, Ray Conniff, Claude Denjean, Johnny Harris, Alan Hawkshaw, Laurie Johnson, Chico Arnez, Enoch Light, Pete Moore, Alan Moorhouse, Harry Stoneham, Keith Mansfield, Steve Gray, John Cameron, John Fiddy and Duncan Lamont, The Bruton Music Library, Music De Wolfe, KPM, Ray Martin, Roland Shaw Orch, Ted Heath & His Music, Frank Chacksfield, =
Sounds Like: a plan Stan.
Record Label: JACK TO PHONO
Type of Label: Indie

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