Robert Wyatt first came to public attention in the 1960s as drummer/singer for Canterbury jazz-rock legends Soft Machine. A tragic accident cost him the use of his legs and consequently his drumming career, but he continued working as a solo artist from the 1970s into the 21st century. Wyatt's consistently stunning albums make use of his unique sweet-but-gritty voice, often-political lyrics, jazz-schooled harmonic sense, and artsong-like arrangements for a sound that's like nothing else in "pop" music.

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• (2006)  Theatre Royal Drury Lane
• (2006)  Shleep
• (2006)  Rock Bottom
• (2006)  Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard
• (2006)  Nothing Can Stop Us
• (2006)  Old Rottenhat
• (2006)  Dondestan
• (2006)  EPs
• (2006)  Cuckooland
• (1998)  Rock Bottom
• (1997)  Shleep

• Shipbuilding
• Sea Song
• At Last I Am Free
• Maryan
• Alifib

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• This Mortal Coil

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• VALlewellyn on 2007-09-21 10:31:16.700:
  Very interesting version of a very beautiful song, Shipbuilding. I actually kinda liked it.