With their mix of ’50s teen pop and cheerleader stage presence, Houston-based Junior Varsity could easily supply the soundtrack to any high-school pep rally. Originally comprising Matt Murillo (drums/vocals), Kim Hammond (bass/vocals), DJ Butchie Cordell, and Sean McManus (electric guitar/vocals), Junior Varsity performed the self-described audio of “frat-hop,” because they …

Aldo and Juninho, the duo referred to as Sonic Junior, met in Maceió (Alagoas) and adopted parallel pathways, while playing collectively: Juninho formed the hardcore music group Surviving in the Shit, which resided about a decade, having performed in the Abril Pro Rock and roll and Rec Defeat festivals. Aldo …

The only music talent out of six siblings, bluegrass Dobro picker Junior Barber were able to spread some music genes to his son, Mike Barber, with whom he plays in the Gibson Brothers. Many of this NY condition outfit’s albums had been released beneath the name from the Gibson Brothers …

b. Franklin Delano Alexander Braithwaite, 4 Apr 1949, Kingston, Jamaica, Western Indies, d. 2 June 1999, Kingston, Jamaica, Western Indies. In 1963, Braithwaite became a member of causes with Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer as the 4th person in the Wailers, followed by two support performers Beverley Kelso …

b. Clifford Palmer, 7 Sept 1953, Kingston, Jamaica, Western world Indies. Palmer started performing in the 70s for the DJ/manufacturer Tappa Zukie, who created, ‘Babylon Fall’. He continued to be with Zukie launching some hits in the DJ’s indie Stars label. Many of the recordings had been acknowledged to Junior …

b. Norman Giscombe, 10 November 1961, Britain. Known merely as Junior, this youthful performer promised very much in his early years when he attained a UK Top 10 strike with ‘Mama UTILIZED TO State’ (picking right up a Grammy prize). The follow-up, ‘As well Later’, was his last Best 20 …

Junior’s Eye are one of the most well-known unknowns — if this oxymoron could be used — from the late-’60s Uk psychedelic scene. A lot of people who have noticed any mention of them at each is apt to understand them just as an action that offered as David Bowie’s …

Composer of common sambas like “Lata D’água” and “Sapato de Pobre,” Candeias Jota Júnior became a renowned author of Carnaval music, having had his music recorded by over 70 interpreters, like Francisco Alves, Orlando Silva, Marlene, Emilinha Borba, Gilberto Alves, Jackson carry out Pandeiro, Jorge Goulart, Dalva de Oliveira, Araci …

Costa Júnior, or Juca Storoni, as sometimes he signed, was a pianist and movie director of the lyrical organization. He published a popular march satirizing the adulators from the effective politician Pinheiro Machado, “No Bico da Chaleira.” Among the countless revues he published, he had achievement with O Bendengó (1889) …

Author of the initial modinha to open up the genre to systematic saving, “Luar de Paquetá” (recorded by Baiano), Freire Júnior also wrote and enacted 172 music takes on, including operettas, burlettas, as well as others, possibly becoming the largest writer of Brazilian music revues. He had written a lot …