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'''Conrad & The Hurricane Strings''' were an early 1960s rock band. The original members Don Sigarlaki, Ed Sigarlaki and Coen Couwenberg originally played in a Dutch rock band, The Rocking Yings, active in Amsterdam. In 1962 they emigrated to [[Ontario]], [[California]] in 1962. There they formed Conrad & The Hurricane Strings with Pat Couwenberg. 

In 1963 they recorded two pieces by Ed Sigarlaki, namely ''[[Hurricane]]'' (1963) and ''Sweet Love'' (1963), which [[Biography|FZ]] produced at [[Pal Studio]]. They were released on the DayTone label late 1963. Zappa later included a sample of ''Hurricane'' during ''[[Bit Of Nostalgia]]'' on ''[[Lumpy Gravy]]''. 

By the mid-1960s Conrad & The Hurricane Strings changed their name to Sounds Unlimited and continued to play together since then.

==External links==
* [https://www.united-mutations.com/c/conrad.htm United Mutations page.]

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