Robert Wyatt's 1970 solo debut, "The End of an Ear," is a landmark of experimental free rock, produced by Robert Fripp and featuring contributions from many prominent figures in the Canterbury scene.
- The album was recorded atronome Studios in London.
- It was Wyatt's first solo album after departing from Soft Machine.
- The album features contributions from musicians such as Robert Fripp, who also produced, and Dave Sinclair.
Robert Wyatt is a musician from Canterbury, England, known for his work in progressive rock and jazz fusion. He was a founding member of Soft Machine and Matching Mole.
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