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The Gynecologists were a no wave band based in SoHo, Manhattan. The band was founded in 1976 by composer Rhys Chatham and artist Robert Appleton. Chatham was originally inspired to start a band when composer Peter Gordon took him to see the Ramones for his first punk rock concert. Chatham wanted to combine the punk sound with the minimalist compositions he was making. In addition to composing, he was the music director for The Kitchen. They added guitarist Nina Canal, who had little musical experience and bought a Fender Stratocaster. Photographer Daile Kaplan, using the pseudonym "Heddy Van Dyke", became the band's drummer. Following the Gynecologists' first performance, Chatham left the group and formed a band named Arsenal so that he could focus on learning guitar. Kaplan was later repl

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rdfs:comment	The Gynecologists were a no wave band based in SoHo, Manhattan. The band was founded in 1976 by composer Rhys Chatham and artist Robert Appleton. Chatham was originally inspired to start a band when composer Peter Gordon took him to see the Ramones for his first punk rock concert. Chatham wanted to combine the punk sound with the minimalist compositions he was making. In addition to composing, he was the music director for The Kitchen. They added guitarist Nina Canal, who had little musical experience and bought a Fender Stratocaster. Photographer Daile Kaplan, using the pseudonym "Heddy Van Dyke", became the band's drummer. Following the Gynecologists' first performance, Chatham left the group and formed a band named Arsenal so that he could focus on learning guitar. Kaplan was later repl (en)
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name	The Gynecologists (en)
dcterms:subject	Musical groups established in 1976 No wave groups Rock music groups from New York (state) 1976 establishments in New York City Musical groups from New York City Musical groups disestablished in 1978
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Punk rock Black Dog Publishing Brian Eno Penguin Books Peter Gordon (composer) Rhys Chatham Ut (band) Verso Books Musical groups established in 1976 Teenage Jesus and the Jerks Theoretical Girls SoHo, Manhattan No wave groups Rock music groups from New York (state) Minimalist music 1976 establishments in New York City Musical groups from New York City Fender Stratocaster No New York The Kitchen Musical groups disestablished in 1978 Jim Sclavunos Artists Space New York City Rip It Up and Start Again No wave The Ramones
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genre	No wave
origin	New York City, New York, United States (en)
past members	* Rhys Chatham * Robert Appleton * Nina Canal * Daile Kaplan * Jim Sclavunos (en)
years active	– (en)
has abstract	The Gynecologists were a no wave band based in SoHo, Manhattan. The band was founded in 1976 by composer Rhys Chatham and artist Robert Appleton. Chatham was originally inspired to start a band when composer Peter Gordon took him to see the Ramones for his first punk rock concert. Chatham wanted to combine the punk sound with the minimalist compositions he was making. In addition to composing, he was the music director for The Kitchen. They added guitarist Nina Canal, who had little musical experience and bought a Fender Stratocaster. Photographer Daile Kaplan, using the pseudonym "Heddy Van Dyke", became the band's drummer. Following the Gynecologists' first performance, Chatham left the group and formed a band named Arsenal so that he could focus on learning guitar. Kaplan was later replaced by Jim Sclavunos, whom the band knew from his work for NO Magazine. Brian Eno invited Chatham to contribute to his 1978 No New York compilation, but Chatham missed their recording session. The Gynecologists' biggest performance was at a May 1978 festival with Theoretical Girls at Artists Space. The group disbanded shortly after, with Sclavunos joining Teenage Jesus and the Jerks and Canal co-founding Ut. (en)
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former band member	Rhys Chatham Jim Sclavunos
genre	No wave
home town	New York City
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