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Intergalactic Touring Band
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Release date
1977
Label
Passport Records
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The Intergalactic Touring Band (IGTB) was not an actual music group but rather a science fiction pop music concept album released in 1977 by the now defunct Passport Records in America and Charisma Records in England. The ensemble album featured many star performers from progressive rock and other genres, including Meat Loaf, Ben E. King, Larry Fast (Synergy), Percy Jones, Annie Haslam, Rod Argent, Peppi Marchello (Good Rats), and many others. The songs are loosely held together by an epic theme of multi-generational space travel and human space colonization.
Members of the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Harry Rabinowitz
Orchestral arrangement by Wil Malone
Synthesizers and Mellotron: Larry Fast
Silver Lady
Lead vocal: Rod Argent
Acoustic and electric guitars: David Scance
Fender bass: Peter Sobel
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Synthesizers, Mellotron and vocoder: Larry Fast
Effect vocal: Irene Conrad
Silver Lady vocal: Marge Raymond
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson, David Scance, Marty Scott, Peter Sobel
Orchestral arrangement: Wil Malone and Stephan Galfas
Universal Zoo/Why
Lead vocal, "Universal Zoo": Arthur Brown
Lead vocal, "Why": Joel Krantz
Electric guitars: David Scance
Fender bass: Peter Sobel
Fretless Bass on "Why": Percy Jones
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Primitive percussion: Paul Marchetti, Marty Scott, Peter Sobel
Synthesizers and vocoder: Larry Fast
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson
Additional vocals: Marty Scott, Peter Sobel, Bill Guerra
Orchestral arrangement: Danny Beckerman
Effects vocal: "The Boss"
Starship Jingle
Lead vocal: Peppi Marchello (misspelled Pepe in album credits)
Electric and acoustic guitars: David Scance
Electric Autoharp: Marty Scott
Fender bass: Peter Sobel
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Synthesizers: Larry Fast
Flutes: John Zangrando
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson
Prepared effects: Larry Fast, Marty Scott, Peter Sobel
Orchestral arrangement: Wil Malone, Stephan Galfas
Heartbreaker
Lead vocal: Dave Cousins
Electric and acoustic guitars: David Scance
Bass guitar: Peter Sobel
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Synthesizers: Larry Fast
Flutes: John Zangrando
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson
Orchestral arrangement: David Bedford, Stephan Galfas
Reaching Out
Lead vocal: Annie Haslam
Members of the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Harry Rabinowitz
Orchestral arrangement by Wil Malone
Acoustic guitars: Anthony Phillips and Peter Sobel
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Tympani: Mighty Young Joe Intile, B. E.
First Landing
Lead vocal: Steve Barth
Electric and acoustic guitars: David Scance
Bass guitar: Frank Prescod and Peter Sobel
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Additional percussion: Mighty Young Joe Intile, B. E.
Synthesizers: Larry Fast
Orchestral arrangement: Wil Malone and Danny Beckerman
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson
Additional vocals: The Passport Munchkins
Space Commando
Lead vocal: Mr. Snips
Electric and acoustic guitars: David Scance
Bass guitar: Peter Sobel
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Additional percussion: Marty Scott
Synthesizers: Larry Fast
Orchestral arrangement: David Bedford and Stephan Galfas
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson
Robot Salesman
Lead vocal: Jim Cuomo
Electric and acoustic guitars: David Scance
Electric guitar: Ryche Chlanda
Acoustic guitar: Peter Sobel
Bass guitar: Frank Prescod
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Synthesizers, Mellotron and vocoder: Larry Fast
Orchestral arrangement: Stephan Galfas and Brian Cuomo
Love Station
Lead vocal: Ben E. King
Electric guitars: John Tropea
Bass guitar: Frank Prescod
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Additional percussion: Peter Sobel
Synthesizers: Larry Fast
Saxophone solo: Clarence Clemons
Guitar solo: John Tropea
Orchestral arrangement: David Bedford, Stephan Galfas and Brian Cuomo
Background vocals: Janice Pendarvis and Friends
A Planet Called Monday/Epilogue
Lead vocal, "A Planet Called Monday": Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt
Lead vocal, "Epilogue": Jeffrey Leynor
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Synthesizers: Larry Fast
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson, David Scance
Orchestral arrangement: Danny Beckerman
Electric guitars: David Scance
Bass guitar: Peter Sobel
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Keeper Keep Us
Lead vocal: Meat Loaf
Electric and acoustic guitars: David Scance
Acoustic and bass guitars: Peter Sobel
Fretless bass: Percy Jones
Keyboards: Brian Cuomo
Drums and percussion: Paul Marchetti
Synthesizers: Larry Fast
Group vocals: Joel Krantz, Frank D'Agostino, Shelley Thompson
Orchestral arrangement: Wil Malone
Discography
Intergalactic Touring Band — Intergalactic Touring Band — Passport Records (U.S.) — 1977
Vibra Corporation (aka Intergalactic Touring Band) — "Snow White Rock Christmas" b/w "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day" — Passport PSC 7910 (U.S.) — 1977
