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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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Songwriting
‘Twice as Strong’ written by Ron Demmans
‘Don’t Look Back’ written by Ron Demmans and Ray Williams
Production
Produced by David Kastle for Hickory Records, Inc.
Engineering
Engineered by Ronnie Gant
Publishing
Acuff-Rose Publications, Inc.
Rights Society
BMI
Record Company
Hickory Records, Inc.
Matrix / Runout
Side A label: M-451
Side B label: M-394
Side A runout: M-451-1 IA B
Side B runout: M-394-2 IA C
MAPL Designation
‘Twice as Strong’: MAPL
‘Don’t Look Back’: MAPL
Audio and Artwork Restoration
Audio Transfer/Restoration by Scott Edward
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