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Manuel Alejandro

An arranger and manufacturer for albums by Placido Domingo, Julio Iglesias, Jose Luis Rodriguez, José José, and Emmanuel, Manuel Alejandro can be perhaps one of the most well-known composers of Latin music. His repertoire contains “Quiero Dormir Cansado,” “Lo Dudo,” “Ese Hombre,” “Soy Rebelde,” and “Amar con Querer.”

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The Three Stooges

After 60-plus years to be an American comedy institution, the annals from the Stooges is well documented somewhere else. What’s not generally known, however, is the fact that the ultimate lineup (comprising Larry Good, Moe Howard, and Curly Joe DeRita) produced comedy records, mainly for the children’s marketplace that experienced …

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Edythe Baker

A talented however now obscure classically trained pianist, Edythe Baker moved to NEW YORK in later 1919 and produced some piano rolls for the Aeolian business during the following six years that ranged from ragtime to melodic pop music of your day (such as for example “Yes Sir, That’s My …

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Barrelhouse Pete

Initially, the life span and occasions of Barrelhouse Pete appears to be the stuff of exciting, actually scandalous music story. His dad was a Tx Ranger! He documented a piano single entitled “Pussy” which might have arranged the picture for a time of repressive musical censorship! There is no actual …

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Jerry Hoey

Bandleader and multi-instrumentalist Jerry Hoey’s outfit was considered probably one of the most technically adept from the Uk dance bands functioning London’s swank resorts in the ’20s and ’30s. Hoey’s clothing was also therefore favored by the wealthy customers of such locations that at one stage the wealthy rabble rallied …

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Oscar de Almeida

Oscar Dealmeida wrote the lyrics from the big strike from the Carnival of 1916, the valse “Pierrô e Colombina” (music by Eduardo das Neves). In 1919, Dealmeida composed the march “A Queda Da Rosa” with Bonfiglio de Oliveira for the rancho (Carnival group) Ameno Resedá. In the 10 years of …

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Heitor Catumbi

Heitor Leite Sodré (Heitor Catumbi) popularized the samba-choro as well as the samba-de-breque (the break was initially inserted within a samba-choro) along with his compositions “Comigo Não” (lyrics by Valentina Biosca, recorded by Carmen Miranda) “Exaltação ? Bahia,” “Roseira Branca,” among others. He was the kid from the violonista (acoustic …

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Leonid Utyosov

Leonid Utyosov was the creator and longtime (1929-1982) singer and director of an extremely well-known Soviet Union jazz orchestra. He became a tale and the satisfaction of Soviet tradition. No matter his insufficient musical history, he became typically the most popular vocalist of his period. In a nation where jazz …

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Aleksander Zarzycki

Being a pianist, Zarzycki had studied with Viole in Berlin and gave concerts in Poznan, Krakow, Warsaw, Germany and Britain. He also examined structure in Paris with Reber and Reinecke. In Poland Zarzycki helped to determine the Warsaw Music Culture as well as the Musical Institute with Paderewski as you …

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Joe Poston

Joe Poston had a strange profession. A good altoist with an excellent tone, Poston can be most well-known for the time that he spent as an associate of Jimmie Noone’s Apex Golf club Orchestra from 1928-30. Even though the music group was a two-horn sextet (with Earl Hines on piano), …

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