b. New Zealand. Regarded among Australasia’s finest vocalists, De Castro started performing in his homeland New Zealand in 1967 using the Dallas Four, a vocal group that followed rings playing at dances. Shifting to Australia in 1969, he quickly seduced attention as an associate from the Browns, Ruler Harvest and …

b. Raymond Crane, 31 Oct 1930, Skegness, Lincolnshire, Britain, d. 29 June 1994. Crane started playing trumpet around his city, refusing to become discouraged with a music instructor who regarded his tooth unsuitable for his designed profession. After employed in the East Midlands for several years, playing in groupings like …

b. USA, d. 15 June 1998, LA, California, USA. Chudd was a US radio manufacturer through the 30s, creating the Allow’s Dance present which highlighted Benny Goodman and Xavier Cugat. He afterwards became the top from the LA bureau from the NBC network. Through the early 40s Chudd proved helpful …

b. 1948, Antigua, Western Indies. Rogers’ vocal abilities had been gleaned from performing in his regional chapel choir before relocating to the united kingdom in 1964. On his appearance in London the vocalist embarked with an executive apprenticeship, although he harboured dreams towards a profession in music. While he pursued …

Jules and Dave Braun formed Deluxe Information in early 1944 in Linden, NJ, recording such best acts seeing that the Billy Eckstine and Benny Carter Orchestras as well as the 4 Blues. The label became probably the first ever to touch the prosperity of skill in New Orleans and in …

This electric folk strap was formed in 1994 by students at Cardiff’s Welsh College of Music and Drama. Songwriting companions Liz Prendergast (b. Wales; vocals/fiddle) and Nic Waulker (drums/bodhrán) had been joined in the first line-up from the music group by Dave Skinner (acoustic guitar), Gary Owen (bass) and Emily …

Piblokto! (pronounced pye-block-toe) was the next backing group shaped by poet/songwriter/vocalist Pete Brownish (b. 25 Dec 1940, Ashtead, Surrey, Britain). Drummer Rob Tait was maintained from Dark brown’s previous device, the Battered Ornaments, as well as the line-up was finished by Jim Mullen (b. 26 November 1945, Glasgow, Scotland; acoustic …

b. 1970, Bow, London, Britain. Oliver’s early affects include Dennis Dark brown, Gregory Isaacs and Bob Marley. His preliminary intro to reggae was through his cousin, who 1st performed him Marley’s Kaya. Oliver was immediately fascinated, and persuaded his mom to get him a duplicate of the recording. Impressed by …

This Welsh trio, who took their name in the Patron Saint of festivals in Wales, was established as Siwsann George (b. Suzanne George, 2 Apr 1956, East Glamorgan Medical center, Church Community, Wales; electric guitar, harp, concertina, spoons, vocals), Stuart Dark brown (b. 7 Might 1956, Springburn, Glasgow, Scotland; recorder, …

b. c.1948, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, Western world Indies. King Noises emigrated to the united kingdom in 1974, but his initial foray in to the music business was back Jamaica, where he danced to ska music in skill displays. His friend Alton Ellis asked him to compère a display, which resulted …