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Origin: Nashville, Tennessee, 🇺🇸 → Toronto, Ontario, 🇨🇦
The Neon Philharmonic was originally an American orchestral psych-pop project from Nashville, Tennessee, centred on songwriter, keyboardist, and conductor Tupper Saussy and vocalist/producer Don Gant. The group’s main catalogue was recorded for Warner Bros. in 1969 and later compiled on the 2003 Rhino Handmade set Brilliant Colors: The Complete Warner Bros. Recordings.
The Canadian connection appears in the mid-1970s, when the Neon Philharmonic name was used for a later Canadian-associated release phase on London Records in Canada. These singles featured material connected to Ray Williams and Ron Demmans, with production by David Kastle for Hickory Records Inc.
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Musicians
Ray Williams: vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards
Ron Demmans: vocals, guitar, bass
Songwriting
“Long Distance Love Affair” written by Ray Williams
“Makin’ Out the Best I Can” written by Tupper Saussy
Production
Produced by David Kastle for Hickory Records, Inc.
Engineered by Ron Gant
Publishing
“Long Distance Love Affair” published by Acuff-Rose Publications Inc., BMI
“Makin’ Out the Best I Can” published by Milene Music Inc., ASCAP
Audio Restoration
Audio Transfer/Restoration by Scott Edward
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