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Bach's Bottom is the second solo album by American pop rock musician Alex Chilton, released in 1981. Bach's Bottom was recorded in September and October 1975 at Ardent Studios in Memphis, Tennessee .
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25 de mar. de 2010 · With this post, I’ll start with Chilton’s 1975 recording which eventually came to be released under the title Bach’s Bottom. In 1975, shortly after the demise of Big Star, Chilton attempted to record a solo album with producer Jon Tiven, whose main claim to fame at that time was as a music critic.
Rosebrough would occasionally work with Chilton on later recordings, including Big Star's album Third and Chilton's solo record Bach's Bottom.
Big Star broke up in 1975 and Chilton, relocated to New York, began a solo career with the EP Singer Not The Song (Ork, 1977), the single Bangkok (1978) and the album Bach's Bottom (Line, 1981 - Razor & Tie, 1981), a 1975 session that includes part of the EP.
Christopher Branford Bell (12 de enero de 1951 - 27 de diciembre de 1978) fue un guitarrista estadounidense, cantante, y compositor. Junto con Alex Chilton, dirigía la banda de pop Big Star a través de su primer álbum # 1 Record (1972).
Big Star: Chris Bell (guitar, vocals), Alex Chilton (guitar, vocals), Jody Stephens (drums), Andy Hummel (bass). Bell left 1972, and Hummel quit in 1974. John Lightman replaced Hummel for some live shows. Band disintegrated thereafter.
