- authors,
across a
variety of
settings and continuities.
Related terms are
ultraphone and ultrawave.
Ursula K. Le Guin
first used the word
ansible in her 1966...
- (Philips, 1981) "You
Stole a
Little Piece of My Heart" (
Ultraphone, 1983) "Never My Love" (
Ultraphone, 1983) "Woman in Love" (Striped Horse, 1985) "Mystery...
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Square (2007–2010; 2013–present)
Former MAM (1967–1978) CBS (1978–1986)
Ultraphone (1986–1988)
Dover (1989–1990) Park
Records (1991–2000) EMI (2000–2007)...
- Electro, synth-pop, post-disco, new wave
Years active 1979–present
Labels Ultraphone, Medley, Sire, Ariola, Sundance, FLEX,
Brother Members John
Guldberg Tim...
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Occupations Singer songwriter Instruments Vocals guitar harmonica Years active 1970s–2022
Labels Ultraphone Ariola Atlantic Website christhompson-central.com...
- (tracks 2, 7),
slide guitar (track 2) With
Chris Thompson Out of the
Night (
Ultraphone, 1984) High Cost of
Living (Atlantic Records, 1986) With
Russell Watson...
- Minnesota.
Numero owned a
company that
manufactured audio equipment called Ultraphone Sound Systems Inc. and was
later renamed Cinema Supplies Inc. He hired...
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Released 28 November 1988 (1988-11-28)
Length 4:22
Label WEA, TELDEC,
Ultraphone Songwriter(s) Ralf René Maué Producer(s) Ralf René Maué
London Boys singles...
- include: France: Ste.
Internationale Ultraphone, in Villetaneuse, 1931 to 1939
independent as Société
Ultraphone Française Netherlands: Ultraphon, Amsterdam...
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operetta and film in the 1920s and 1930s. She made
several recordings on the
Ultraphone, Pathé, and
Odeon labels. . Sim Viva was born
Simone Poncelet in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode...
