Led by multi-instrumentalist/main songwriter Kevin Coral, alternative pop/rockers WITCHHAZEL (also called Witch Hazel Audio) hail from Kent, OH, and focus on lush sounds ? la Brian Wilson’s magnificent collaborations with Truck Dyke Parks back the ’60s. Originally shaped in 1992, the group released their debut one a year afterwards (“Simply …

Patrick Hazell is a white, one-man music group (piano, throat rack harmonica, and drums) from Washington, IA. But pores and skin and stage of origin barely matter, as Hazell appears like an entire throwback towards the recordings from the past due ’40s and early ’50s. His rhythmic get is certainly …

Hazelton is mainly recognized to blues enthusiasts while the harmonica participant who break up an album using the more renowned Eddie “One-String” Jones. Both Hazelton and Jones had been found out by Frederick Usher, Jr. and Richard Barlow in Los Angeles’ skid row in 1960; both had been documented, and …

b. Hazel Dawn La Tout, 23 March 1891, Ogden, Utah, USA, d. 28 August 1988, NEW YORK, NY, USA. In her mid-teenage years Dawn visited England to review performing and violin and shortly found opportunities on her behalf charming soprano tone of voice in musical comedies staged in London’s Western …

Sarjeant (b. 7 June 1930, Chatham, Kent, Britain) was operating the Surbiton And Kingston Folk Golf club and carrying out with guitarist Graham Bradshaw. In 1968, Hazel Ruler (b. 11 Oct 1948, Paddington, London, Britain) who sang and performed guitar, became a member of them to create a trio carrying …

b. Hyacinth Hazel O’Higgins, 4 Oct 1922, London, Britain, d. 10 Might 1970, London, Britain (her calendar year of birth may also be shown as 1919). An exuberant comic professional and lively vocalist and dancer, Hazell was still in her early teenagers when she made an appearance as an associate …

Jazz pianist David Hazeltine was created and raised in Milwaukee, building his professional debut in age group 13 and heading to gig extensively in Chicago and Minneapolis aswell. Serving as the home pianist in the Milwaukee Jazz Gallery, he supported luminaries including Eddie Harris, Sonny Stitt and Chet Baker, the …

Hazel Meyers was a Dark vaudeville artist within the 1920s who made information which were marketed as blues, rather than an inconsiderable amount of them. She produced 41 titles in every between Sept, 1923 and August of 1924, mainly for Ajax, also for Brunswick (released on Vocalion), Routeé, Banner, Bell, …

Protest and folksinger Hazel Dickens was raised the eighth of 11 kids in a big, poor mining family members in Western Virginia, and she used components of nation and bluegrass to pass on truth on the subject of two causes near her center: the plight of nonunionized mineworkers and feminism, …

Although her career appears to have been even more being a media sensation than as a musician sometimes, British-born singer, songwriter, and actress Hazel O’Connor has stayed active and productive since her breakthrough role as Kate within the 1980 film Breaking Glass. The soundtrack record for Breaking Cup, which O’Connor …