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- Q16017353 description "British musician, bandleader, producer, arranger".
- Q16017353 description "British musician, bandleader, producer, arranger".
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- Q16017353 abstract "Des Champ (9 July 1928 – 7 June 2006 in London, England) was a musician, bandleader, producer, and arranger.In a musical career lasting over 35 years, Des gained notoriety in the British music business for his ground-breaking production and arrangement work in collaboration with partner Roger Easterby. Des first achieved chart success with Vanity Fare, whose "Hitchin' a Ride" sold a million copies in the US alone, but his most notable pop achievement was with glam-rock band Chicory Tip, whose "Son of My Father" featured a Moog synthesizer (a relatively obscure instrument at the time). "Son of My Father" went on to top the UK pop music charts for three weeks in early 1972 and was a seminal influence on 80s synthesizer bands like ABC. Later in his career, Des worked as musical director for Shirley Bassey, 5000 Volts, and Tony Monopoly, before finally taking a regular day job with the Orchestration Department at BBC Radio Two.He died of cancer on 7 June 2006 in London.".
- Q16017353 activeYearsStartYear "1965".
- Q16017353 alias "Champ, Desmond Herbert".
- Q16017353 background "non_vocal_instrumentalist".
- Q16017353 birthDate "1928-07-09".
- Q16017353 birthYear "1928".
- Q16017353 deathDate "2006-06-07".
- Q16017353 deathYear "2006".
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- Q16017353 alternativeNames "Champ, Desmond Herbert".
- Q16017353 background "non_vocal_instrumentalist".
- Q16017353 birthDate "1928-07-09".
- Q16017353 birthName "Desmond Herbert Champ".
- Q16017353 dateOfBirth "1928-07-09".
- Q16017353 dateOfDeath "2006-06-07".
- Q16017353 deathDate "2006-06-07".
- Q16017353 genre "Rock, pop, electronic".
- Q16017353 name "Champ, Des".
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- Q16017353 shortDescription "British musician, bandleader, producer, arranger".
- Q16017353 yearsActive "1965".
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- Q16017353 comment "Des Champ (9 July 1928 – 7 June 2006 in London, England) was a musician, bandleader, producer, and arranger.In a musical career lasting over 35 years, Des gained notoriety in the British music business for his ground-breaking production and arrangement work in collaboration with partner Roger Easterby.".
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- Q16017353 givenName "Desmond Herbert Champ".
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