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Brian Eno Bio (Biography)
Real name:
Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno
Date of birth:
May 15. 1948
Place of birth:
Woodbridge, East Anglia, England, UK
Astrology Sign:
Taurus
Height:
5' 6½" (1.69 m)
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Biography
Brian Eno, which is a founder of Roxy Music, was born on May 15, 1948 at Woodbridge, Suffolk, England. He left Roxy Music in 1973 when he started his solo career. His first album is entitled Here Comes The Warm Jets. He has released numerous high-acclaimed records over the years.
He also played with John Cale, Robert Fripp, James and Nico. He played No Pussyfooting with Fripp on 1973. It was during these sessions that he developed Frippertronics. He has done tape-delay system with the guitar that later give way to the popularity of hip-hop and electronica in the music industry.
He was having a series of live tour shows when his lung collapsed in 1974. While recovering, he has discovered abstract pop. A year later, he had a car accident. Though bedridden, he never stopped with innovating with music. He went to instrumental music with releasing the the first of the 10 volume series of his experimental sounds with Discreet Music.
In 1977, he created soundtracks that are being used for motion pictures. He has united with Talking Heads as he produced the compilation, No New York in 1978. He also reunited with David Byrne in 1981 for My Life in the Bush of Ghosts.
Eno also perfected the ambient sound with compiling songs that would calm passengers who are afraid of planes with the 1978's Music for Airports. He also worked with Harold Budd, Jon Hassell and Daniel Lanois to produce records for the Irish band, U2. Some of the soundtracks as his solo works are On Land on 1982, Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks in 1983 and Thursday Afternoon in 1985.
On 1990's, after many years, Eno was featured on vocals on Wrong Way Up. After 2 years, he was back with his projects with The Shutoy Assembly, Nerve Nolt, Neroli and Glitterbug. And on 2005, after long 15 years, he again had his solo vocal album in Another Day on Earth.
He also played with John Cale, Robert Fripp, James and Nico. He played No Pussyfooting with Fripp on 1973. It was during these sessions that he developed Frippertronics. He has done tape-delay system with the guitar that later give way to the popularity of hip-hop and electronica in the music industry.
He was having a series of live tour shows when his lung collapsed in 1974. While recovering, he has discovered abstract pop. A year later, he had a car accident. Though bedridden, he never stopped with innovating with music. He went to instrumental music with releasing the the first of the 10 volume series of his experimental sounds with Discreet Music.
In 1977, he created soundtracks that are being used for motion pictures. He has united with Talking Heads as he produced the compilation, No New York in 1978. He also reunited with David Byrne in 1981 for My Life in the Bush of Ghosts.
Eno also perfected the ambient sound with compiling songs that would calm passengers who are afraid of planes with the 1978's Music for Airports. He also worked with Harold Budd, Jon Hassell and Daniel Lanois to produce records for the Irish band, U2. Some of the soundtracks as his solo works are On Land on 1982, Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks in 1983 and Thursday Afternoon in 1985.
On 1990's, after many years, Eno was featured on vocals on Wrong Way Up. After 2 years, he was back with his projects with The Shutoy Assembly, Nerve Nolt, Neroli and Glitterbug. And on 2005, after long 15 years, he again had his solo vocal album in Another Day on Earth.