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Avant Gardeners

Going by Russell Murch (vocals/guitar) with Martin Saunders (guitar), Nigel Rae (bass) and Mike Kelly (drums), the Avant Gardener released their debut EP in the summertime of 1977 on Virgin Documents. Their 60s-affected rock design was obviously suffering from the climate of that time period, with solid overtones of punk. …

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Charlene Smith

Smith began singing young, and graduated to executing on Toronto, Canada’s R&B circuit with cover variations of vintage Temptations, Chaka Khan, Supremes and Space Band songs. Like a performer she merged the ‘aged skool’ inspiration using the innovative affects of Jodeci, SWV and, remarkably, Eternal. Smith’s significant status in the …

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Skin The Peeler

Located in Bristol, England, Pores and skin The Peeler had been shaped in the past due 70s by mandolin player Terry Barter and saxophonist Rod Salter. The music group managed during 1984 as a fantastic jazz rock and roll, Celtic slanted device. Aside from Barter and Salter additional members over …

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Sisters Unlimited

This group formed initially when the many members all resided in London. The line-up comprised Janet Russell (b. 11 January 1958, Buckhaven, Fife, Scotland), Peta Webb (b. 23 August 1946, Woodford Green, Essex, Britain), Rosie Davis (b. 30 July 1948, Woolton, Liverpool, Britain) and Sandra Kerr (b. 14 Feb 1942, …

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ONL

Created in 2006, by artist and musician Stig Olson (b. 1936, Kristinehamn, Sweden; saxophone), Paul Nieman (b. 19 June 1950, London, Britain; trombone) and Steve Lodder (b. 10 Apr 1951, St. Helier, Shirt, Route Islands; keyboards), this music group performs an interesting type of improvised music that is termed chamber …

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Ambrose Mogg

b. Andrew Morgan, 1 Apr 1941, Liverpool, Britain. Mogg, a catalyst amongst Merseybeat music artists, shaped the Caterwaulers in the first 60s and liked local achievement with ‘The Kitty Came Back again’ and various other feline tracks. He refused to indication with HMV Information due to the picture of your …

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Ronnie Kemper

b. 1 August 1907, Missoula, Montana, USA, d. 16 Feb 1997, Sacramento, California, USA. When Kemper considered music group leading in 1942, he previously already produced his name with Dick Jurgens’ orchestra from 1934-40, playing on the massive strike, ‘Cecilia’. He also made an appearance often in Horace Heidt’s Container …

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Beverly Heckel

b. 1960, USA. Heckel started singing as a kid with her family members group, the Heckels, in Elkin, Western Virginia. In 1977, while still in her mid-teens, Heckel wedded Johnny Russell (b. 23 January 1940, Sunflower Region, Mississippi, USA, d. 3 July 2001, Nashville, Tennessee, USA), author of oft-recorded ‘Work …

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Cary Grant

b. Archibald Alexander Leach, 18 January 1904, Horfield, Bristol, Gloucestershire, Britain, d. 29 November 1986, Davenport, Iowa, USA. As a kid, Leach became a member of a troupe of itinerant entertainers and was still in his teenagers if they travelled to the united states where he battled in vaudeville while …

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Ernest East

b. c. 1905, NEW YORK, USA, d. USA. Known chiefly like a fiddler, East also performed acoustic guitar. In the 30s he joined up with the Camp Creek Males, a superb old-time hill string music group, along with Kyle Creed (banjo), Fred Cockerham (fiddle/banjo), Paul Sutphin (acoustic guitar), Ronald Collins …

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