Thomas Dolby (born Thomas Morgan Robertson; 14 October 1958) is an English musician and producer. Best known for his 1982 hit "She Blinded Me with Science", and 1984 single "Hyperactive!" he has also worked extensively in production and as a session musician.
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Steampunk - Media - Music
... Punk of The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing, the inventor/singer-songwriter creations of Thomas Truax or of the 'mad scientist' of 1980s fame, Thomas Dolby, the Carnatic influenced music of Sunday Driver ... Thomas Dolby is also considered one of the early pioneers of retro-futurist (i.e ... Amanda Palmer was once quoted as saying, "Thomas Dolby is to Steampunk what Iggy Pop was to Punk!" In 2012, Thomas Dolby headlined the first "Steamstock" outdoor steampunk music festival in Richmond, CA, alongside ...
... Punk of The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing, the inventor/singer-songwriter creations of Thomas Truax or of the 'mad scientist' of 1980s fame, Thomas Dolby, the Carnatic influenced music of Sunday Driver ... Thomas Dolby is also considered one of the early pioneers of retro-futurist (i.e ... Amanda Palmer was once quoted as saying, "Thomas Dolby is to Steampunk what Iggy Pop was to Punk!" In 2012, Thomas Dolby headlined the first "Steamstock" outdoor steampunk music festival in Richmond, CA, alongside ...
Matthew Seligman - Biography
... Tina Weymouth of Talking Heads, he learned bass and subsequently, in his work with Thomas Dolby, moog ... He also played bass with Robyn Hitchcock, and Thomas Dolby, with whom he recorded the US Billboard No.5 hit "She Blinded me with Science" (b/w "One of our submarines") in 1983, and the gold and platinum follow-up ... In 2011-12 he contributed to Thomas Dolby's A Map of the Floating City and the Magical Creatures' "Wishing Machine" collections, also appearing with the ...
... Tina Weymouth of Talking Heads, he learned bass and subsequently, in his work with Thomas Dolby, moog ... He also played bass with Robyn Hitchcock, and Thomas Dolby, with whom he recorded the US Billboard No.5 hit "She Blinded me with Science" (b/w "One of our submarines") in 1983, and the gold and platinum follow-up ... In 2011-12 he contributed to Thomas Dolby's A Map of the Floating City and the Magical Creatures' "Wishing Machine" collections, also appearing with the ...
Thomas Dolby - Instruments and Equipment
... of notable instruments and the electronic equipment that Dolby has used on his recordings PPG 360-380 Wave Computer Sequencer PPG Wave 2.2 synthesizer Fairlight CMI Series III sampler Moog Micromoog synthesizer ...
... of notable instruments and the electronic equipment that Dolby has used on his recordings PPG 360-380 Wave Computer Sequencer PPG Wave 2.2 synthesizer Fairlight CMI Series III sampler Moog Micromoog synthesizer ...
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Discography - Other Collaborations
... of Possibilities (1985, features Ryuichi Sakamoto on piano and strings on 1 track) Thomas Dolby Fieldwork (1985, written by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Thomas Dolby, featuring Thomas ...
... of Possibilities (1985, features Ryuichi Sakamoto on piano and strings on 1 track) Thomas Dolby Fieldwork (1985, written by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Thomas Dolby, featuring Thomas ...
Some Of My Best Jokes Are Friends - Personnel
... Lead vocals George Clinton and Thomas Dolby Almost lead vocals Garry Shider, Sandra Feva, Joe Harris Background vocals Pat Lewis, Sandra Feva, Jimmy G, Tracey Lewis, Andre Foxxe ...
... Lead vocals George Clinton and Thomas Dolby Almost lead vocals Garry Shider, Sandra Feva, Joe Harris Background vocals Pat Lewis, Sandra Feva, Jimmy G, Tracey Lewis, Andre Foxxe ...
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