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| | Thomas Dolby - Music Downloads - Online |
 | | Nevertheless, Dolby was in demand as a collaborator and he worked with Herbie Hancock, Howard Jones, Stevie Wonder, George Clinton, and Dusty Springfield. |
 | | In 1986, he composed the scores for Gothic and Howard the Duck, to which he credited himself as Dolby's Cube. |
 | | That credit led to a lawsuit from the Dolby Labs, who eventually prohibited the musician from using the name "Dolby" in conjunction with any other name than "Thomas." Aliens Ate My Buick, Dolby's long-delayed third album, appeared in 1988 to poor reviews and weak sales, even though the single "Airhead" became a minor British hit. |
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