Rocking Horse Music Club
Biography
ROCKING HORSE MUSIC CLUB is a progressive rock band and studio collective based in New Hampshire, USA. The group is led by producer and multi-instrumentalist Brian COOMBES and operates out of Rocking Horse Studio, a professional recording facility. Their music combines elements of Crossover Prog and Symphonic Prog, often featuring concept albums and collaborative projects.
The bands discography includes the double concept album Circus of Wire Dolls (2022), which features contributions from musicians including Tim BOWNESS, David CROSS (KING CRIMSON), Kenwood DENNARD (BRAND X), Chris DIFFORD (Squeeze), John HACKETT, Noel MCCALLA (MIKE RUTHERFORD/MANFRED MANN), and Rob TOWNSEND (STEVE HACKETT). Their earlier release, Which Way the Wind Blows (2019), reimagines the solo music of Anthony Phillips, the founding guitarist of GENESIS, and includes guest appearances from Steve HACKETT, John HACKETT, Noel MCCALLA and Nick MAGNUS.
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Prior to forming Rocking Horse Music Club, Brian COOMBES, Mike MCADAM, and frequent collaborator Rick BLACK were all members of the neo-prog band TRISTAN PARK, active in the 1980s and 1990s. The musicians in Rocking Horse Music Club have also appeared collectively and individually on numerous records produced at Rocking Horse Studio since the studio opened in 2008. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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