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The Soft Machine biography Formed in Canterbury, UK in 1966 - Disbanded in 1984 - Reformed in 2015 (SM members would reconvene under several monikers along the years) The band started playing as such in 1966 but their first record, a single, came out in 1967. The very last concert was in 1984 at Ronnie Scott's on July 30/31 and August 1-4.
Released March 25, 2022. From their beginnings as a psychedelic rock band in 1966, sharing stages with Pink Floyd and the Jimi Hendrix Experience, to being o...
Soft Machine Live at the Baked Potato 2LP "Showcases a renewed, inventive, and inspiring live attraction, capable of incendiary improvisation, hard-grooving rock and funk, syncopated prog, and sophisticated modal and post-bop jazz." - allmusic.com. Buy Album Here. Reviews
Soft Machine. The Canterbury school of British progressive-rock (one of the most significant movements in the history of rock music) was born in 1962 when Hugh Hopper, Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, Richard Sinclair and others formed the Wilde Flowers. Wyatt, Ayers, Hopper and their new friends Daevid Allen and Mike Ratledge formed the Soft Machine ...
At the age of 81 Marshall has decided to retire making Other Doors his final studio album with the group. “I’ve known John since 1975 when I first joined Soft Machine and of course, we’ve worked through the years together intermittently ever since. His drumming always meant a lot to me,” says Etheridge.
Soft Machine, considered one of the most important and influential British underground bands in 60s and 70s, began life as a rock band consisting of Robert Wyatt on drums and vocals, Kevin Ayers on bass and vocals, guitarist Daevid Allen and keyboardist Mike Ratledge in 1966. Wyatt and Ayers had been playing in a beat combo The Wilde Flowers, and Allen was a beatnik whose philosophy and ...
