Clinton is the mother of reinvention

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It is always refreshing to try new approaches in music, according to Cornershop's Tjinder Singh. He emphasizes that he and Ben Ayres will still work as Cornershop in the future, but that they are currently fully committed to releasing music under the name of Clinton. He feels that they took a lot of influences from 1970s funky music for their new album, 'Disco and the Halfway to Discontent.' However, he believes that this album also contains many other influences.

Ayres, Ben, Singh, Tjinder

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Happiness is a hard luck story

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Most British music fans still see Richard Thompson as being in the folk-rock mould which made him well known in the late 1960s and early 1970s. However, he now lives in the US and is very involved with electric guitar music too. He has a much younger audience in the US than in Europe, and is cast in the New Wave mould there. His record sales have never been very high, but he welcomes this, as it gives him a greater degree of freedom.

Thompson, Richard

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Money can buy you love

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There have been a number of projects centred around a revival of music by the Beatles recently. These include the single 'Free as a Bird' and the release of the first of three planned volumes of the 'Anthology.' The single is of rather poor quality, being much weaker than the original Beatles music. The first part of the 'Anthology' contains a strange mixture of recordings and some surprising omissions.

Sound recordings, The Beatles (Music group)

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