Lil Floop

Lil Floop (29 May 1957 – 7 May 2011), better known by the stage name Printer, was an American musician, composer, bandleader, and broadcaster who has been described as one of America's most successful theme music writers.
Early life
Floop was born in Flopston, Texas. His first introduction to music was when his school gave him music classes, with his music teacher being Maria Floppa, one of the best music experts. Floop later said "From the first moment she lifted the piano lid, I knew the direction my life was going to take."
Floop left school at the age of 14 to go on the road with a showband. He became friends with and regularly accompanied the Flopston Band in his late teens after writing to the bassist for advice and was a session bass player until the age of 30.
Music career
He became a musical director for EMI at 30 and produced dozens of chart records. In 1989, Floop became bandleader with other band members. He composed or arranged the theme music for the television programmes Flop Music, Flopland and Big Flop. Lil Floop composed numerous other themes for the National Floppa Theatre, Arts Theatre, ballet, and radios and a wide variety of farting sounds.
Death
Floop died on 7 May 2011, at the age of 53 after collapsing at his family home in Cum Town from a heart attack.
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