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ロフィール: The band comprised: Johnny Pearson - Piano Peter McGurk - Bass Kenny Clare & Ronnie Verrell - Drums Tony Gilbert - Violin plus Orchestra John Schroeder. ンバー: John Schroeder, Johnny Pearson, Kenny Clare, Peter McGurk, The John Schroeder Orchestra, Tony Gilbert. リエーション: すべてを閲覧中 Sounds Orchestral. John Schroeders Sounds Orchestral, Los Sonidos Orquestales, Sound Orchestra, Sound Orchestral, Sounds Orch. Sounds Orchestra, The Sounds Orchestral. Sophisticated Sounds Of the Sounds Orchestral ‎(LP, Album). Johnny Pearson - A Touch Of Sounds Orchestral N. (EP). Piccadilly, Piccadilly.

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Sounds Orchestral had just charted with "Cast Your Fate To The Wind", which was featured on the first Top Of The Pops show. The following year, in 1966, Pearson took charge of the Top Of The Pops Orchestra. This would be a position he would fill for the next fifteen years, finally leaving the series in late 1981. With Johnny Pearson mainly conducting, the album was subsequently released through EMI. More recently, it has now been reissued on compact disc. Johnny Pearson at one time had at least four different projects going at the same time: Sounds Orchestral, as pianist; Johnny Pearson and his Orchestra; work with KPM Records, with background music for radio and television; and as arranger with Top Of The Pops. Apart from his work with John Schroeder and Sounds Orchestral, at Pye during 1964-1975, his solo work included: 1962 Piano Sweet - Piano Wild (Oriole PS40023).

When Sounds Orchestral had effectively come to an end in 1977, Pearson had already established a successful solo career on other record labels. He was also music arranger on the UK BBC television programme, Top of the Pops. At the end of the late 1980s, the CD era arrived. A number of Sounds Orchestral albums were re-released for the first time on compact disc. Most notable was the reissue in 1991, of the fourth 1966 Sounds Orchestral album, Sounds Orchestral Play Favourite Classical Melodies.

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John Schroeder had worked with Johnny Pearson previously over at Oriole Records, producing Johnny Pearson's first solo album. Moving to Pye, Schroeder was quick to assemble the line-up which would become Sounds Orchestral, intended to be a competitor group to EMI's successful Sounds Incorporated. Johnny Pearson (piano), Kenny Clare (drums and percussion), and Tony Reeves (bassist, who later played with Curved Air) filled out the group. Other members included Peter McGurk on bass, who died in June 1968. McGurk's position was assumed by Frank Clark.