Her name is either too great to be accurate or a typo, as well as the former may be the case with this 60’s “party” saving artist who was simply actually Thelma Oliver, a Broadway singer who appears to have been somewhat drawn to censorship scandals. Judy Andraws was the …

This artist is half of a set of brothers who arrived of Blackpool swinging. Ian Christie and Keith Christie had been both English jazz musicians, not really boxers: the previous continued to try out the clarinet in the brand new millennium as the second option trombonist passed away in 1980. …

This group was a significant influence on generations of guitarists, especially those that play almost any slide guitar. Jim and Bob, better referred to as the Genial Hawaiians, documented some edges in the ’20s and ’30s that have a tendency to become standout figures on numerous compilations of Hawaiian acoustic …

Although generally forgotten, Vernon Andrade was an extremely influential bandleader from the ’20s and ’30s whose groupings virtually ruled NY City’s Renaissance Modern casino. Andrade might not have had a thorough documenting profession, but his audio and design seeped in to the agreements of better-known peers such as for example …

There are several guys named Dave Adams who play bass, or at least carry the instrument about. There has most likely been one in each one of the 50 claims in the U.S. during every period of musical background, yet bassists called Dave Adams usually do not evidently become superstars. …

This artist may be the only Eddie Johnson to create it into jazz critic John Chilton’s famed Encyclopedia of Swing, even throwing the complete thing out of alphabetical order because the letter “E” — as with Edward — must come before “G” — as with Gus — in the end. …

A global selection of traditional influences have already been mixed through the music from the English trio, Old Rope String Music group. While their repertoire is certainly rooted in United kingdom and Celtic music, the group incorporates Cajun two-steps, Mexican polkas, and Spanish like music. Their fast-paced, humor-filled shows have …

b. Leonard Arthur Barnard, 23 Apr 1929, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. After playing drums in the family members band, Barnard created his personal traditional jazz music group in the past due 40s. This music group, among the first Australian groups to create jazz information, was so well-known that it continued to …

As the first choice, tenor saxophonist, composer, and arranger from the African Jazz Pioneers, Ntemi Piliso (given birth to: Ntemi Edmund Piliso) is among the most influential music artists in South Africa. Through the 1950s, Piliso as well as the African Jazz Pioneers dominated the air airwaves of South Africa …

John Cate resides western of Boston, MA, and writes melodic music using a worldly perspective. Blessed Apr 11, 1955, in Liverpool, Britain, to American ex-pats his parents resolved in New Britain circa 1960. Cate started playing and performing at age nine after viewing the Beatles over the Ed Sullivan Present. …