Brian Protheroe

In 1997 Basta Records released a [[compilation album]] of the first three albums from the 1970s, with an additional [[compact disc|disc]] of unreleased material in a [[box set]], ''Brian's Big Box''. The advent of the internet allowed for a resurgence in interest in his musical career. He released the collection ''Citysong'' in 2005. It was described as a "new single with seventeen bonus tracks and two movies". It included the new song "Holyoke Hotel" as well as two homemade [[music video|videos]]. After remastering his original tapes at [[Abbey Road Studios]], [[EMI]] studios released a [[greatest hits]] collection called ''[[Pinball and Other Stories]]'' in 2006.

In 1997 Basta Records released a [[compilation album]] of the first three albums from the 1970s, with an additional [[compact disc|disc]] of unreleased material in a [[box set]], ''Brian's Big Box''. The advent of the internet allowed for a resurgence in interest in his musical career. He released the collection ''Citysong'' in 2005. It was described as a "new single with seventeen bonus tracks and two movies". It included the new song "Holyoke Hotel" as well as two homemade [[music video|videos]]. After remastering his original tapes at [[Abbey Road Studios]], [[EMI]] studios released a [[greatest hits]] collection called ''[[Pinball and Other Stories]]'' in 2006.

Protheroe's songs are noted for their use of wordplay, some nonsensical, in the vein of [[John Lennon]]. Most of his songs feature lyrics he wrote, but "Changing My Tune", "Oh, Weeping Will" and "Dancing on Black Ice" had lyrics written by Martin Duncan, and it seems Duncan was the one responsible for more of the wordplay.

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