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John Rostill

John Rostill was a bassist and songwriter who became a superstar as an associate from the Shadows within the mid-’60s. Certainly, he was the longest-serving and last bassist to be always a full-fledged person in the group. Rostill was created in 1942 in Birmingham, Britain, and reached his teenagers just …

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John Carter

Within a songwriting group with Ken Lewis, John Carter wrote many pop and rock hits in the 1960s, including Herman’s Hermits’ “Can’t You Heart My Heartbeat,” Brenda Lee’s “COULD IT BE Accurate?,” the Music Explosion’s “TINY BIT o’ Spirit,” and Peter & Gordon’s “Weekend for Tea.” The duo also produced …

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David Steinberg

The Canadian TV/film comedian/producer was a normal over the talk-show circuit through the ’70s, parlaying his hip talk right into a few successful comedy recordings.

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Bonga

Kuenda Bonga (given birth to: Barcelo de Carvallo) is among Angola’s most significant post-independence vocalists. A mixture of Angolan, Portuguese and Brazilian affects, Bonga’s music continues to be referred to as “Latin sentimentality with some Gypsy and Flamenco”. Originally a specialist soccer participant, Bonga attracted interest along with his husky …

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Almanac Singers

The Almanac Performers lasted for hardly a year in support of left out three dozen songs, and their work was at least as controversial since it was popular. However they had been among the 1st folk music groupings arranged for politics reasons to record, and their lineup — Pete Seeger, …

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The Mariners

This four-piece gospel group comprised two white and two black singers and was formed in 1942 in the Coast Guard in Manhattan Beach in NY, USA. The group comprised Thomas Lockard, Wayne O. Lewis, Nathaniel Dickerson and Martin Karl (who experienced previously performed using the Chicago Opera). The group toured …

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The Sons of the West

The Sons from the West were a Western golf swing group who played mainly in Amarillo, TX, through the past due ’30s and early ’40s, becoming the Panhandle area’s first significant outfit employed in that style. These were founded in 1936 by fiddler Child Lansford, a cousin of Bob Wills …

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Spike Jones & His City Slickers

Spike Jones kept up a frenetic speed in the past due 1930s being a freelance studio room musician for movies, information, and radio displays. The busy youthful drummer commuted to Hollywood studios inside a train station wagon which was a veritable junkyard on tires. But he previously little possibility to …

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Tony Burrows

By legal rights, Tony Burrows ought to be a one-man oldies bundle tour — though he hardly ever charted an archive under his very own name, he keeps the uncommon honor (it is possible to appearance it up within the Guinness Reserve of World Information) of experiencing four records within …

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Seif Salim Saleh

Saleh plays mandolin, flute, and violin furthermore to singing. He was in Ikhwani Safaa as an adolescent before seeking his studies. He’s the Movie director of Culture in addition to a person in the Country wide Taraab Orchestra.

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