kimono my house造句

• The original Sparks'version is from their 1974 LP, " Kimono My House ".
• It was released as the second single from their 1974 album " Kimono My House ".
• He performed live with Sparks during the'Kimono My House'tour of the UK in 1974.
• Here he met Lee Packham, ( secretary to'Kimono My House'producer Muff Winwood ) whom he married in 1976.
• After working with the various spin off projects from the recently disbanded Sparks album " Kimono My House " he left Island and turned freelance.
• In 1975 the revised band, including Diamond, toured the US promoting the " Kimono My House " and " Propaganda " albums.
• SPARKS, " KIMONO MY HOUSE " ( ISLAND, 1974 ) : " I was really into the Sparks when I was a kid,"
• Outside the UK, " Kimono My House " and its singles made a significant impact across Europe, notably in Germany, where both singles reached # 12.
• Fisher joined Sparks in 1973 and recorded the'Kimono My House'album in that year, along with Martin Gordon ( bass ) and Dinky Diamond ( drums ).
• They played Exotic Creatures of the Deep in its entirety at both gigs, followed by Kimono My House in its entirety on the first night and No . 1 in Heaven in its entirety on the second night.
• Valentine's Day evening 2009 saw Sparks perform the same show featuring their Exotic Creatures of the Deep and Kimono My House albums played in their entirety before a sold-out hometown crowd at Royce Hall at the Mael Bros . alma mater in Los Angeles, UCLA.
• The singles " Never Turn Your Back on Mother Earth " and " Something for the Girl with Everything ", while not as successful as those from " Kimono My House " both reached the top twenty in the UK reaching number 13 and number 17 respectively.
• Relocating to England in 1973 with a new manager, John Hewlett, founder of John's Children, and a deal from Island Records, thanks in part to the exposure garnered by their Adrian Fisher on guitar and Norman " Dinky " Diamond on drums, in the midst of power strikes and a threatened vinyl shortage, they recorded their breakthrough " Kimono My House " in 1974, scoring a number 2 hit with the single " This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us ", despite Elton John betting producer Muff Winwood that the song would not break into the charts.