Simon Fisher Turner

Simon Fisher Turner is an English composer, musician and actor, born in Dover in 1954. A teenage pop singer and screen actor in the early 1970s, he later turned to film music and sound collage. He is best known for his long collaboration with Derek Jarman, scoring Caravaggio, The Last of England, The Garden and Blue, and for records built from his own field and everyday recordings. Simon Fisher Turner made his debut album for Jonathan King's UK Records in 1973, played in The The, recorded as The King of Luxembourg and formed the duo Deux Filles with Colin Lloyd Tucker.