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FOURTH 11/11/20202 " the Toni Braxton-worthy breakupSoft Machine: Elton Dean (alto saxophone, saxello); Mike Ratledge (piano, organ); Hugh Hopper (bass); Robert Wyatt (drums). Additional personnel: Jimmy Hastings (alto flute, bass clarinet); Alan Skidmore (tenor saxophone); Mark Charig (cornet); Nick Evans (trombone); Roy Babbington (acoustic bass). Recorded at Olympic Studios, London, England in Autumn 1970. Recorded in 1970, FOURTH was Soft Machine's first wholly instrumental release. The album