Artist - Name Munich Machine	Title year Buy it A Whiter Shade of Pale introducing Chris Bennett 1978 cdnow
Tracks A Whiter Shade of Pale - 6.20 ( Keith Reid-Gary Brooker ) It's for You - 5.13 It's All Wrong (But It's Alright) - 4.12 La Nuit Blanche - 5.25 Love Fever - 4.36 In Love with Love - 6.31	Credits Produced and written by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte Vocals by Chris Bennett. The info of the back-cover: Electronics Foreman: Giorgio Moroder. Mechanics Foreman: Geoff Bastow and Harold Faltermeyer. Tea-lady: Sid The Quint. Shop Floor: Keith Forsey, Les Hurdle, Mats Bjorklund, Dino Solera, Giorgio Moroder Jr. Management: Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte - Created in the Musicland Industrial area, Munich Comment This is a very interesting item, the illustration of the cover is made by Shusei Nagaoka ( the first "Munich Machine" project and the Giorgio`s "E=MC2" cover too ), two robots dancing with Chris..
Label Casablanca - NBLP 7090 cover	Reviews Billboard review for week ending 6/3/78 The latest from Munich's innovative producer/writers consists of originals, except for the title track, a clever electronic reworking of Procol Harem's 1967 hit; and a lively adaptation of "Also Sprach Zarathustra," the "2001" theme. This LP introduces Chris Bennett, who handles vocals on a couple of the cuts. All of the songs here feature incessantly repeated hooks, hypnotic rhythms and tight, crafty instrumentation, with synthesizer dominant in the mix. Best cuts: "A Whiter Shade Of Pale," "La Nuit Blanche," "Love Fever," "It's All Wrong (But It's All Right)." Dealers: The rear cover, which has a nude woman dancing with two robots, will draw interest.