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- Monsoon_(band) abstract "Monsoon was an early to mid-1980s UK progressive rock trio that consisted of singer Sheila Chandra, record producer Steve Coe, and bass guitarist Martin Smith. Their song "Ever So Lonely" was a number 12 hit single in the UK Singles Chart in 1982.Monsoon's sound took Asian communities around the world by surprise - it was so contemporary and so unlike the “Disco in Hindi” albums, early Bhangra or James Bond influenced Hindi film blockbusters that were around. For Asian and Western audiences alike Monsoon's sound was a “evolutionary leap”.Midge Ure (Ultravox, Band Aid), directed the video for Monsoon's second single "Shakti", which went Top 40.Monsoon's third single, "Tomorrow Never Knows" (a cover of The Beatles ), featured guest appearances from Bill Nelson (Be-Bop Deluxe), Preston Heyman (Kate Bush), Dave Balfe (The Teardrop Explodes) and Merrick (Adam and the Ants).Due to differences with their label, Phonogram, Monsoon dissolved in 1982. Sheila Chandra started a solo career, Steve Coe continued writing and producing her albums, as well as Martin Smith, but often under the name Ganges Orchestra.Phonogram "posthumously" released Third Eye in 1983.A compilation of Monsoon recordings including several previously unreleased tracks were released in 1995 on CD by Phonogram's partner label Mercury Records.".
- Monsoon_(band) activeYearsEndYear "1983".
- Monsoon_(band) activeYearsStartYear "1981".
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- Monsoon_(band) formerBandMember Sheila_Chandra.
- Monsoon_(band) formerBandMember Steve_Coe.
- Monsoon_(band) genre Progressive_rock.
- Monsoon_(band) genre World_music.
- Monsoon_(band) hometown England.
- Monsoon_(band) recordLabel Indipop_Records.
- Monsoon_(band) recordLabel Mercury_Records.
- Monsoon_(band) recordLabel Phonogram_Records.
- Monsoon_(band) wikiPageExternalLink sheilachandra.com.
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- Monsoon_(band) artist "Monsoon".
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- Monsoon_(band) genre Progressive_rock.
- Monsoon_(band) genre World_music.
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- Monsoon_(band) label "Mobile Suit Corporation , Indipop Records, Mercury".
- Monsoon_(band) name "Monsoon".
- Monsoon_(band) origin England.
- Monsoon_(band) pastMembers Sheila_Chandra.
- Monsoon_(band) pastMembers "Martin Smith".
- Monsoon_(band) pastMembers "Steve Coe".
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- Monsoon_(band) yearsActive "1981".
- Monsoon_(band) subject Category:British_world_music_groups.
- Monsoon_(band) subject Category:English_progressive_rock_groups.
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- Monsoon_(band) comment "Monsoon was an early to mid-1980s UK progressive rock trio that consisted of singer Sheila Chandra, record producer Steve Coe, and bass guitarist Martin Smith. Their song "Ever So Lonely" was a number 12 hit single in the UK Singles Chart in 1982.Monsoon's sound took Asian communities around the world by surprise - it was so contemporary and so unlike the “Disco in Hindi” albums, early Bhangra or James Bond influenced Hindi film blockbusters that were around.".
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- Monsoon_(band) name "Monsoon".