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Levon Ichkhanian

Although his superb After Hours session of 1997 focused mainly on fusion, Levon Ichkhanian is a flexible player who’s also knowledgeable of hard bop, classical, and Middle Eastern music. Originally from Beirut, Lebanon, Ichkhanian is certainly of Armenian descent and may be the kid of jazz pianist Edouard Ichkhanian, who …

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Jan Vogler

Cellist Jan Vogler developed from kid prodigy to a versatile designer atop the modern picture, aided, ironically, by currents of background that found his home nation vanish. Vogler was created Feb 18, 1964, in Berlin, and was raised in that which was after that East Germany. He used his device …

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The Hollyridge Strings

The Hollyridge Strings was a catchall name for the band of generally interchangeable studio music artists who recorded some easy hearing instrumental albums for Capitol Information on the peak from the Uk Invasion era. The task was masterminded by music sector experienced Stu Phillips, a composer and manufacturer who previously …

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The Henchmen

Formed from the ruins of two teams, the Ampmen as well as the Pacifics, the Henchmen had been a sextet from Melbourne, Australia comprising Rick Gemstone (vocals), Duncan MacKellar (lead guitar), Doug Osborne (rhythm guitar), Del Smeeton (bass), David Mann (keyboards), and Mal “Frog” Payne (drums). They got into a …

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The Hillsiders

The Hillsiders played country when country had not been cool in Britain – as the UK’s leading country music group, they helped introduce a large number of visitors to the music. The music group’s origins get back to 1959 when Kenny Johnson (b. 11 Dec 1939, Liverpool, Britain; lead vocals/acoustic …

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The Tornados

Among the saddest tales in rock and roll & roll background surrounds the Tornados, an instrumental group from Britain. Although there have been other groups using the same name (observe listing for his or her American surf-band counterparts), this batch of Tornados had been the creation of English maker Joe …

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The Playmates

The Playmates — most widely known for “Beep Beep,” one of the Top 40 hits — were among the first rock & roll groups signed to the brand new York-based Roulette Information, formed and co-owned by music industry leaders Morris Levy, Joe Kolsky, and George Goldner. Originally referred to as …

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The Naturals

Atlanta, GA’s best-kept key, the Naturals, stomped over the picture seeking popularity and lot of money in the first ’70s, fashioning themselves following the Temptations as well as the Chi-lites. The lineup contains Johnny Simon (initial tenor), Robert Fitzpatrick Jr. (bass), Michael Williams (second tenor), and William Thomas aka as …

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Nicole C. Mullen

Nashville-based singer/songwriter, minister, and choreographer Nicole Mullen spent some time working being a vocalist with Michael W. Smith, being a songwriter for Jaci Velasquez, so that as a dancer and choreographer with Amy Offer for her Center in Movement tour. She released her initial album, Desire Me Like, in 1992. …

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The Mascots

The Mascots were a reasonably successful Swedish sixties group, issuing around twenty singles and two LPs between 1964 and 1968, and achieving the Swedish TOP with five of their 45s. Although they published a lot of their personal material, the majority of their result was incredibly imitative of English Invasion …

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