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"When you buy a reggae record, there's a 90% chance the drummer is Sly Dunbar," producer Brian Eno told the New Music New York festival in 1979.
From BBC
It was amplified with social media posts by wealthy luminaries including Abigail Disney—granddaughter to Walt Disney Co. co-founder Roy Disney—musician Brian Eno, and actor Mark Ruffalo.
From Barron's
Eno Thomson-Tribe, a friend and classmate of Umurzokov, described him as “wickedly funny, while also deeply loving and caring.”
The guitarist also chooses Brian Eno's ambient classic Music For Airports as one of his Desert Island Albums.
From BBC
It is conceived as a tribute to Brian Eno's album Music for Airports, released in 1979, which is seen as a defining moment in the growth of ambient music, a genre which is supposed to provide a calming influence on listeners, while also being easy to ignore.
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