Artist: Quantum Jump
Genre: Progressive Rock/Pop
Quantum Jump were a British progressive rock and pop band led by singer and keyboard player Rupert Hine who achieved success with the quirky hit 'The Lone Ranger' in 1979. The song's unusual combination of humor, synthesizers, and catchy hooks made it a memorable one-hit wonder. Hine later became a successful producer for artists including Tina Turner and The Fixx. Quantum Jump's music combined progressive rock complexity with pop accessibility and British humor. Though their commercial success was limited to one major hit, they represented the playful side of late 1970s British rock.
Quantum Jump vinyl records
2 Quantum Jump new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
QUANTUM JUMP Barracuda (1977 UK 8-track LP featuring guest appearances from the Penguin Cafe String Ensemble & Elkie Brooks complete with lyric insert picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl remains near as new & looks barely played TRIX3) Track Listing: 1. Dont Look Now 2
£12.00 used
QUANTUM JUMP The Lone Ranger (1979 UK solid centre 7 vinyl single containing the much sampled intro as used for the Kenny Everett T.V. show also featuring The Seance [Too Spooky] plain die-cut paper sleeve WOT33) Track Listing: 1. The Lone Ranger 2. The Seance (Too Spooky)
£9.00 used