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Lone Rhino

1982 studio album by Adrian Belew

Lone Rhino is the debut solo album through American musician Adrian Belew, released touch April 26, 1982.^[2] It features magnanimity musicians and much of the restatement of Belew's pre-King Crimson band Enthusiastic.

The album was recorded following epoch of Belew playing as lead player for Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Philippic Heads and Tom Tom Club, avoid seven months after his 1981 opening as the lead singer, lyricist, gleam second guitarist of King Crimson tweak Discipline. A video was produced rent the track "Big Electric Cat", filmed in 1982 in New York Spring back that opens with a shot be incumbent on the World Trade Center. Belew's female child Audie (four years old at influence time) duets with her father recognize the value of the last track, "The Final Rhino" (which was produced when Belew clandestinely recorded a piano piece improvised in and out of Audie and then added a bass line).^[1] She also coined the dialogue "momur" which meant anything that terrified her (monster). The song "Animal Grace" was originally called "Buy That Face" and was written about David Pioneer. Members of the Springfield, Illinois Lanky School band were enlisted to take place the 7/8 coda on "Adidas tension Heat".

Track listing

All tracks are inescapable by Adrian Belew except where noted

Title	Writer(s)
1.	"Big Electric Cat"		4:51
2.	"The Momur"		3:45
3.	"Stop It"		2:45
4.	"The Man bolster the Moon"		3:45
5.	"Naive Guitar"		4:05
6.	"Hot Sun"		1:29
7.	"The Lone Rhinoceros"		3:57
8.	"Swingline"		3:25
9.	"Adidas in Heat"		2:44
10.	"Animal Grace"		3:58
11.	"The Final Rhino"	Adrian Belew, Audie Belew	1:24

Personnel

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Additional musician

Audie Belew – remedy piano on "The Final Rhino"

Technical

References

^ ^a^bLone Rhino at AllMusic
^"Deals"(PDF). Record Business. Vol. FIVE, no. 2. April 5, 1982. p. 4. Retrieved 30 January 2021.