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Simon House

Simon House (born 29 August 1948 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England) is a British composer and classically trained violinist and keyboard player, perhaps best known for his work with space rock band Hawkwind.

Simon House (Photo by Louise Bialik, July 2008)

Career

Before his time with Hawkwind, House played in High Tide and the Third Ear Band, who contributed the soundtrack to Roman Polanski's Macbeth. Guitarist Tony Hill recounted how House became a member of High Tide: "[Pete Pavli and I were] hanging out with" and crashing where we could at Mike's or Wayne's. Simon ended up crashing there as well. Simon was playing bass then. He said: 'I used to play violin, you know?' So I said 'Get it!' That was basically it."[1]

He joined Hawkwind in 1974. His arrival introduced a new element to the band's style. He was the first conspicuously trained musician to join, and the sound that emerged on Hall of the Mountain Grill was a previously unheard, lush chaos which sounded reminiscent of a fusion of Black Sabbath and The Moody Blues.[citation needed] He left the group for David Bowie's band in 1978. That, along with Robert Calvert falling into clinical depression, led to Hawkwind breaking up in mid-tour.

Along with other Hawkwind members he as a session musician for science fiction author Michael Moorcock's New Worlds Fair in 1975 and has also played on solo projects by former Hawkwind members Robert Calvert and Nik Turner.

Since the 1970s, as well as cutting an album (Interesting Times) with Tony Hill under the High Tide banner and releasing several solo albums under his own name, House has twice rejoined Hawkwind; between 1989 and 1991, and between 2001 and 2003.

Discography

High Tide

Denny Gerrard

  • Sinister Morning (1970)

Third Ear Band

Hawkwind

Michael Moorcock & The Deep Fix

Robert Calvert

David Bowie

Japan

  • Tin Drum (1981)
  • Gentlemen Take Polaroids/Tin Drum/Oil on Canvas (1994)
  • Exorcising Ghosts (2004)

David Sylvian

Thomas Dolby

  • She Blinded Me With Science (1982)
  • The Golden Age of Wireless [Re-released version](1982)
  • The Best of Thomas Dolby: Retrospectacle (1994)

Mike Oldfield

  • "Crises" (1983) [2013 Deluxe Edition only]
  • The Complete Mike Oldfield (1985)

Magic Muscle

  • One Hundred Miles Below (1989)
  • Gulp (1991)

Nik Turner

  • Prophets of Time (1994)
  • Transglobal Friends and Relations (2000)
  • Space Gypsy (2013)
  • Life In Space (2017)

Simon House

  • Yassasim (1995)
  • Spiral Galaxy Revisited (2005)

Simon House with Rod Goodway

  • House of Dreams (2002)

Spiral Realms

  • A Trip to G9 (1994)
  • Crystal Jungles of Eos (1995)
  • Solar Wind (1996)
  • Ambient Voids: A Hypnotic Compilation (1995)

Anubian Lights

  • The Eternal Sky (1995)
  • Jackal & Nine (1996)

Ambient Time Travellers

  • Ambient Time Travellers (1995)

Adrian Shaw

  • Head Cleaner (2000)

Bedouin

  • As Above So Below (2001)

Earth Lab

  • Element (2006)

Judy Dyble

  • Enchanted Garden (2004)
  • Spindle (2006)
  • The Whorl (2006)

Astralasia

  • Cluster of Waves (2007)
  • Away With the Fairies (2007)

Spirits Burning

  • Earthborn (2008)
  • Bloodlines (2009)

Nektar

  • A Spoonful of Time (2008)

Alan Davey

  • Eclectic Devils (2009)

Albums in process

Psychestra

  • Psychestra (demo, 2009)

Dark Chemistry

  • Romance of Desolation (demo, 2009)

Comitatus

  • Portable Casanova (demo, 2009)

References

  1. ^ Shaw, Adrian. (2000) "Tony Hill interview". Perfect Sound Forever magazine.

External links

  • Myspace page for Simon House Official web site
  • Dark Chemistry Official web site
  • Myspace page for Dark Chemistry Official web site
  • Myspace page for Psychestra Official web site
  • Astralasia Official web site
  • Simon House discography at Discogs
  • Simon House at IMDb

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This biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification Please help by adding reliable sources Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately especially if potentially libelous or harmful Find sources Simon House news newspapers books scholar JSTOR August 2020 Learn how and when to remove this template message Simon House born 29 August 1948 in Nottingham Nottinghamshire England is a British composer and classically trained violinist and keyboard player perhaps best known for his work with space rock band Hawkwind Simon House Photo by Louise Bialik July 2008 Contents 1 Career 2 Discography 2 1 High Tide 2 2 Denny Gerrard 2 3 Third Ear Band 2 4 Hawkwind 2 5 Michael Moorcock amp The Deep Fix 2 6 Robert Calvert 2 7 David Bowie 2 8 Japan 2 9 David Sylvian 2 10 Thomas Dolby 2 11 Mike Oldfield 2 12 Magic Muscle 2 13 Nik Turner 2 14 Simon House 2 15 Simon House with Rod Goodway 2 16 Spiral Realms 2 17 Anubian Lights 2 18 Ambient Time Travellers 2 19 Adrian Shaw 2 20 Bedouin 2 21 Earth Lab 2 22 Judy Dyble 2 23 Astralasia 2 24 Spirits Burning 2 25 Nektar 2 26 Alan Davey 3 Albums in process 3 1 Psychestra 3 2 Dark Chemistry 3 3 Comitatus 4 References 5 External linksCareer EditBefore his time with Hawkwind House played in High Tide and the Third Ear Band who contributed the soundtrack to Roman Polanski s Macbeth Guitarist Tony Hill recounted how House became a member of High Tide Pete Pavli and I were hanging out with and crashing where we could at Mike s or Wayne s Simon ended up crashing there as well Simon was playing bass then He said I used to play violin you know So I said Get it That was basically it 1 He joined Hawkwind in 1974 His arrival introduced a new element to the band s style He was the first conspicuously trained musician to join and the sound that emerged on Hall of the Mountain Grill was a previously unheard lush chaos which sounded reminiscent of a fusion of Black Sabbath and The Moody Blues citation needed He left the group for David Bowie s band in 1978 That along with Robert Calvert falling into clinical depression led to Hawkwind breaking up in mid tour Along with other Hawkwind members he as a session musician for science fiction author Michael Moorcock s New Worlds Fair in 1975 and has also played on solo projects by former Hawkwind members Robert Calvert and Nik Turner Since the 1970s as well as cutting an album Interesting Times with Tony Hill under the High Tide banner and releasing several solo albums under his own name House has twice rejoined Hawkwind between 1989 and 1991 and between 2001 and 2003 Discography EditHigh Tide Edit Sea Shanties 1969 High Tide 1970 Interesting Times 1986 Precious Cargo 1989 The Flood 1990 Denny Gerrard Edit Sinister Morning 1970 Third Ear Band Edit Music from Macbeth 1972 The Magus recorded 1972 released 2004 Hawkwind Edit Hall of the Mountain Grill 1974 Warrior on the Edge of Time 1975 Astounding Sounds Amazing Music 1976 Quark Strangeness and Charm 1977 PXR5 1979 Lord of Light 1987 Space Bandits 1989 Palace Springs 1990 Live in Nottingham 1990 2004 Anthology 1967 1982 1998 Stasis The U A Years 1971 1975 2003 Yule Ritual 2002 Canterbury Fayre 2001 2002 The Weird Tapes No 5 Live 76 amp 77 2001 Michael Moorcock amp The Deep Fix Edit New Worlds Fair 1975 Robert Calvert Edit Lucky Leif and the Longships 1975 Hype Songs of Tom Mahler 1981 RevengeDavid Bowie Edit Stage 1978 Lodger 1979 Sound Vision 2001 Welcome to the Blackout recorded in 1978 2018 Japan Edit Tin Drum 1981 Gentlemen Take Polaroids Tin Drum Oil on Canvas 1994 Exorcising Ghosts 2004 David Sylvian Edit Everything and Nothing 2000 Thomas Dolby Edit She Blinded Me With Science 1982 The Golden Age of Wireless Re released version 1982 The Best of Thomas Dolby Retrospectacle 1994 Mike Oldfield Edit Crises 1983 2013 Deluxe Edition only The Complete Mike Oldfield 1985 Magic Muscle Edit One Hundred Miles Below 1989 Gulp 1991 Nik Turner Edit Prophets of Time 1994 Transglobal Friends and Relations 2000 Space Gypsy 2013 Life In Space 2017 Simon House Edit Yassasim 1995 Spiral Galaxy Revisited 2005 Simon House with Rod Goodway Edit House of Dreams 2002 Spiral Realms Edit A Trip to G9 1994 Crystal Jungles of Eos 1995 Solar Wind 1996 Ambient Voids A Hypnotic Compilation 1995 Anubian Lights Edit The Eternal Sky 1995 Jackal amp Nine 1996 Ambient Time Travellers Edit Ambient Time Travellers 1995 Adrian Shaw Edit Head Cleaner 2000 Bedouin Edit As Above So Below 2001 Earth Lab Edit Element 2006 Judy Dyble Edit Enchanted Garden 2004 Spindle 2006 The Whorl 2006 Astralasia Edit Cluster of Waves 2007 Away With the Fairies 2007 Spirits Burning Edit Earthborn 2008 Bloodlines 2009 Nektar Edit A Spoonful of Time 2008 Alan Davey Edit Eclectic Devils 2009 Albums in process Edit Psychestra Edit Psychestra demo 2009 Dark Chemistry Edit Romance of Desolation demo 2009 Comitatus Edit Portable Casanova demo 2009 References Edit Shaw Adrian 2000 Tony Hill interview Perfect Sound Forever magazine External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Simon House Myspace page for Simon House Official web site Dark Chemistry Official web site Myspace page for Dark Chemistry Official web site Myspace page for Psychestra Official web site Astralasia Official web site Simon House discography at Discogs Simon House at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Simon House amp oldid 1126828069, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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