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Established in 1998,
Nostalgia Central is your one stop reference guide through five decades of music, movies, television, pop culture
and social history
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Richard Clapton
Former commercial artist Richard Clapton released his first solo
album, Prussian Blue, in November 1973, having spent five
years in Europe, where he worked in Berlin with a group called
Bitch. The album documented his travels throughout Europe, and
contained songs about Denmark, France and Germany.
Richard's 1980 album Dark Spaces was dedicated to the
memory of Andrew Durant - the guitarist with the Australian band,
Stars - who died of cancer in May 1980.
In 1981 Richard
produced the second INXS album, Underneath The Colours.
In 1987, INXS drummer Jon Farriss returned the favour by producing
Clapton's first album in three years, Glory Road.
In 1983, Clapton temporarily put aside his solo career to work
as vocalist for Australian "supergroup" The Party
Boys.
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