Brian Hopper

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Brian Hopper (born January 3, 1943, in Canterbury, Kent) is a British guitarist and saxophonist, and brother of bassist Hugh Hopper. With Hugh, he was a member in the early Canterbury scene band Wilde Flowers. He also played saxophone on Soft Machine's album Volume Two.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Under his name

  • Virtuality (with Robert Fenner, Voiceprint, 2003)
  • If Ever I Am (Voiceprint, 2005)

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Soft Machine
Kevin Ayers • Elton Dean • Hugh Hopper • Mike Ratledge • Robert Wyatt
Daevid Allen • Roy Babbington • John Etheridge • Karl Jenkins • John Marshall
Steve Cook • Marc Charig • Lyn Dobson • Nick Evans • Jimmy Hastings • Allan Holdsworth
Brian Hopper • Ric Sanders • Alan Skidmore • Rab Spall • Andy Summers • Alan Wakeman
Studio Albums
The Soft Machine (1968) • Volume Two (1969) • Third (1970) • Fourth (1971) • Five (1972) • Six (1973) • Seven (1973) • Bundles (1975) • Softs (1976) • Land of Cockayne (1981)
Singles
"Love Makes Sweet Music" (1967) • "Joy of a Toy" (1968)
Live Albums
Alive & Well: Recorded in Paris (1978) • Live at the Proms 1970 (1988) • BBC Radio 1967-1971 (2003) • BBC Radio 1971-1974 (2003) • Soft Machine and Heavy Friends (2005) • Softstage (2005)
Cuneiform albums
Spaced (1996) • Virtually (1998) • Noisette (2000) • Backwards (2002) • Live in Paris (2004) • Grides (2006) • Middle Earth Masters (2006)
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