Barbara Jungr (b. 9 Might 1954, Rochdale, Lancashire, Britain; vocals, harmonica, mandolin, percussion) and Michael Parker (b. 30 Dec 1958, Kimbolton, Huntingdon, Britain; electric guitar, vocals, ukelele, banjo, cornet, piano, bass) steadily set up themselves as course performers. They fulfilled in Fulham, London, Britain in the first 80s and proved …

Among the last from the acoustic tempo guitarists, Steve Jordan kept the Freddie Green/Allan Reuss custom entering the 1990s. He in fact studied in early stages with Reuss (Benny Goodman’s tempo guitarist), and Jordan was often much more thinking about being component of a tempo section than learning to be …

Jule Styne was a composer who, with lyricist Sammy Cahn, wrote many strikes through the 1940s, including “I’ve Heard That Tune Before,” “I’ll Walk Alone,” and “ALLOW IT Snow! ALLOW IT Snow! ALLOW IT Snow!” Then shifted to Broadway, with credits such as for example Gypsy, Funny Young lady, Gentlemen …

A trio of sisters with a solid gospel foundation, the Feelings (located in Chicago) were among the leading feminine R&B acts from the ’70s. Lead vocalist Sheila Hutchinson and her sisters Wanda and Jeanette had been only teenagers if they crashed the spirit graphs in 1969 using the interesting “THEREFORE …

b. 11 Feb 1891, Germany, d. 13 July 1958, NEW YORK, NY, USA. Taken to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, as a kid, Ash first discovered musical work in vaudeville groupings, before enrolling for armed forces service during Globe Battle I. On his discharge he shifted to Springfield, Illinois, where he founded …