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Tag Archives: 1960s – 2000s

Claude Dubois

French-Canadian vocalist/songwriter Claude Dubois was created in Montreal on Apr 24, 1947. He started performing publicly as soon as age group 12, playing in an area country music group. Dubois produced his saving debut using the group Claude Dubois et Ses Montagnards. His single debut came a short while later, …

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Judy Bailey

Pianist Judy Bailey was dynamic about the Sydney studio room scene in the first ’60s, apparently establishing her quite quickly with this competitive globe after moving there from kiwi nation. Bailey assumed the management of a number of different ensembles and was the decision rhythm portion of Australian bandleaders, excavating …

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David Singer

The final & most prolific from the classic Fillmore Auditorium poster artists, David Vocalist was also being among the most original, sketching upon influences which range from art deco to surrealism to generate collages distinguished not merely by their geometric precision and clarity but also by their enduring sense of …

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Peter Tsotsi

A founding person in the Equator Audio Music group, Peter Tsotsi joined up with with Adolf Banyoro, Nashil Pichen, Charles Ssongo, Gabriel Omolo, Daudi Kabaka, and Fadhili Williams Mdawida to make a number of the liveliest dance music in East African through the ’60s. The group’s many strikes, sung in …

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Spinetta

Spinetta — name Luis Alberto Spinetta — was perhaps one of the most important and influential statistics in the introduction of rock and roll music in Argentina. Famous for his poetic lyrics, Spinetta surfaced as a tone of voice of rock and roll & move rebellion throughout a period of …

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Zuzuca do Salgueiro

Author of the broadly popular strikes “Festa Em fun??o de Um Rei Negro (Pega zero Ganzê),” with which his samba college Salgueiro won the annual Carnaval competition, and “Mangueira, Nossa Querida Madrinha (Tengo-Tengo)” (both vitally important historical adjustments in the samba-enredo), and person in the all-star group Cinco Só, Zuzuca …

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The Jet Black’s

Shaped in 1961, the Plane Black’s was among the first Brazilian instrumental rock and roll groups. Just like the other sets of the same period (the Jordans, the Fellows, as well as the Avalons, amongst others), the Plane Black’s were inspired by the British group the Shadows, and by the …

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Archie Green

Musicologist and folklorist Archie Green was the pioneering push at the rear of what he dubbed “laborlore” — his research of the tracks, tales, and rituals that shaped the trade union motion shed enormous historical light for the creative history from the American functioning course, and his tireless lobbying attempts …

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Leno

The smart Leno, in the dawn from the Jovem Guarda, when the Beatles’ sound was the craze amongst Brazilian youngsters, would import the albums from the British group and make Brazilian Portuguese versions on their behalf even prior to the original records found its way to Brazil, just like the …

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Mohamed Adio Shigoo

The first choice and keyboardist of Maulidi Music Party, typically the most popular taurab music group in Kenya through the 1970s and ’80s, Mohamed Adio Shigoo has continued to offer an infectious design of dance music. As well as ex-Maulidi Musical Party bassist and vocalist, Jumaa Bakari Chera, Shigoo continues …

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