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801 Were An England Progressive Rock Band That Were Originally Formed In 1976 For Three Live Concerts By Phil Manzanera Guitars Brian Eno Keyboards Synthesizers Guitar And Vocals Bill MacCormick Bass And Vocals Francis Monkman Fender Rhodes Piano And Clavinet Simon Phillips Drums And Rhythm Generator And Lloyd Watson Slide-Guitar And Vocals . The Last Concert Was Recorded And Released As The Album "801 Live". The Music Consisted Of More Or Less Mutated Selections From Albums By Manzanera Eno And Quiet Sun Plus A Full-Scale Rearrangement Of Lennon-McCartney's "Tomorrow Never Knows" And An Off-The-Wall Excursion Into The Kinks' 1964 Hit "You Really Got Me". After The Success Of The Live Album Some Members Along With Numerous Guests Including Tim Finn And Eddie Rayner Of Split Enz And Godley & Creme Of 10cc Recorded A Studio Album Called "Listen Now". In The Years Following That 1977 Release Various Other Recordings Have Trickled Out Mostly From The Original Series Of Live Dates.
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801 Were An England Progressive Rock Band That Were Originally Formed In 1976 For Three Live Concerts By Phil Manzanera Guitars Brian Eno Keyboards Synthesizers Guitar And Vocals Bill MacCormick Bass And Vocals Francis Monkman Fender Rhodes Piano And Clavinet Simon Phillips Drums And Rhythm Generator And Lloyd Watson Slide-Guitar And Vocals . The Last Concert Was Recorded And Released As The Album "801 Live". The Music Consisted Of More Or Less Mutated Selections From Albums By Manzanera Eno And Quiet Sun Plus A Full-Scale Rearrangement Of Lennon-McCartney's "Tomorrow Never Knows" And An Off-The-Wall Excursion Into The Kinks' 1964 Hit "You Really Got Me". After The Success Of The Live Album Some Members Along With Numerous Guests Including Tim Finn And Eddie Rayner Of Split Enz And Godley & Creme Of 10cc Recorded A Studio Album Called "Listen Now". In The Years Following That 1977 Release Various Other Recordings Have Trickled Out Mostly From The Original Series Of Live Dates.
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