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| − | '''Carl Harrison''', also known as Karl Harrison, was the keyboardist | + | [[File: Carl_Harrison_1997_This_Corrosion_TOTP.jpg|thumb|right|470px|Carl Harrison on stage with ''The Sisters of Mercy'' playing keyboards<br/> |
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| + | during a performance of ''This Corrosion'' on TOTP (''Top Of The Pops'')]] | ||
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| + | '''Carl Harrison''', also known as Karl Harrison, was the keyboardist of [[James Ray Discography|James Ray And The Performance]],<br/> | ||
a band which consisted mainly of him and [[James Ray]] (vocals).<br/> | a band which consisted mainly of him and [[James Ray]] (vocals).<br/> | ||
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| − | An early demo of tracks such as ''[[Mexico Sundown Blues]]'', ''Dance'' and ''[[Edie Sedgwick]]'' | + | An early demo of tracks such as ''[[Mexico Sundown Blues]]'', ''Dance'' and ''[[Edie Sedgwick]]'' <br/> |
| − | and the band got signed. Between 1986 and 1989 they released several singles with [[Merciful Release]].<br/> | + | was sent to The Sisters' label [[Merciful Release]] and the band got signed. <br/> |
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| + | Between 1986 and 1989 they released several singles with [[Merciful Release]].<br/> | ||
For more details on these, please see [[James Ray And The Performance]].<br/> | For more details on these, please see [[James Ray And The Performance]].<br/> | ||
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[[James Ray]] did also form a part of [[Gift#Band_-_Recording_Personnel|The Chorus Of Vengeance]] within [[The Sisterhood]], <br/> | [[James Ray]] did also form a part of [[Gift#Band_-_Recording_Personnel|The Chorus Of Vengeance]] within [[The Sisterhood]], <br/> | ||
| − | the invention of which secured the band name to [[Andrew Eldritch]] and | + | the invention of which secured the band name to [[Andrew Eldritch]] and made feasible <br/> |
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| + | the release of their one and only album [[Gift]].<br/> | ||
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| + | Together with [[James Ray]], '''Carl Harrison''' appeared in various [[The Sisters Of Mercy|Sisters]] performances <br/> | ||
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| + | on TV in 1997, once with ''Top Of The Pops'' and on another occasion with ''Roxy TV''.<br/> | ||
| − | + | The track they performed was [[This Corrosion (song)|This Corrosion]].<br/> | |
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Revision as of 21:08, 28 May 2015
Carl Harrison, also known as Karl Harrison, was the keyboardist of James Ray And The Performance,
a band which consisted mainly of him and James Ray (vocals).
An early demo of tracks such as Mexico Sundown Blues, Dance and Edie Sedgwick
was sent to The Sisters' label Merciful Release and the band got signed.
Between 1986 and 1989 they released several singles with Merciful Release.
For more details on these, please see James Ray And The Performance.
James Ray did also form a part of The Chorus Of Vengeance within The Sisterhood,
the invention of which secured the band name to Andrew Eldritch and made feasible
the release of their one and only album Gift.
Together with James Ray, Carl Harrison appeared in various Sisters performances
on TV in 1997, once with Top Of The Pops and on another occasion with Roxy TV.
The track they performed was This Corrosion.
