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In addition to his recording with Frank Ricotti, he also earned money as a session musician. The album was very much influenced by blues and jazz, with a sleeve designed by Jane de Albuquerque, Michael's wife. Michael who had written most of the material played the guitar on this album and was the lead vocalist. Michael de Albuquerque together with Frank Ricotti in 1971 recorded 'First Wind' as Ricotti And Albuquerque. Also in the 80s he was co-leader, with Chris Laurence and John Taylor, of Paragonne.

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By the late 70s Ricotti had become established as a studio musician during the following decade he was deeply involved in the soundtrack music for a succession of popular British television series by Alan Plater, including The Beiderbecke Affair. In the late 60s and early 70s Ricotti played and recorded with Neil Ardley, Dave Gelly, Graham Collier, Mike Gibbs, Stan Tracey and Gordon Beck.

Although adept on most percussion instruments, Ricotti concentrated upon the vibraphone and also developed his talents as a composer and arranger. With AshtonвЂ™s encouragement, Ricotti was able to extend his studies (and, inspired by Ricotti, Ashton embarked on a project that eventually became the National Youth Jazz Orchestra). Educational facilities were limited but fortunately Ricotti came to the attention of Bill Ashton, then a teacher in London. was into a musical family and followed in his drummer-fatherвЂ™s footsteps by taking up percussion.

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He was educated in Worth Abbey, Sussex, and Downside School, Somerset, and his first professional appearance was at the Marquee in London in 1970.ДЇrank Ricotti (born 13 January 1949 in London England. His first appearance was with the '28 Choir' at the Royal Albert Hall, at the age of nine. He worked more as a backing vocalist during live performances than on the albums in addition to being a bass player from July 1972 to September 1974. Michael de Albuquerque was born June 24th, 1947 in Wimbledon and was ELO's bass player and backing vocalist. The Wind Has No Love (Colin Gleadell, Michael de Albuquerque) - 3:56 Old Ben Houston (Michael de Albuquerque) - 3:03 Didn't Wanna Have To Do It (John Sebastian) - 3:10 New York Windy Day (Michael de Albuquerque) - 4:36 Don't You Believe Me (John Taylor, Michael de Albuquerque) - 5:12 Go Out And Get It (Michael de Albuquerque) - 3:48

Ratsa (Don't Know Why) (John Taylor) - 4:45 Ricotti And Albuquerque - First Wind - 1971

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