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Timothy J. Brown

This choral director and composer continues to be involved in other ways with sacred music because the age of 14. He received his undergraduate musical schooling on the Condition School of NY College with the institution of Music at Fredonia. He continued to review music education and vocal functionality at …

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Reading Cloggies

Officially referred to as the Reading Traditional and Step Dance Group, the Reading Cloggies focus on the preservation and recreation of traditional English and Scottish dancing. Dressed up in typical clothing from the past due 19th and early 20th decades, the troupe expertly demonstrates the entire spectrum of United kingdom …

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Bambis

The Bambis were an ultra-obscure Uk beat group that also cut a unitary as Van Dyke as well as the Bambis, featuring Les Van Dyke, for Pye in 1964. Authorized to Oriole in 1964, their agreement was found briefly by CBS when Columbia Information (US) bought out Oriole to produce …

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The Wilde Knights

A regional ’60s garage area band using a tangled background, the Wilde Knights were even so in their short lifespan in charge of two from the all-time garage area classics. “Beaver Patrol,” highlighted on Pebbles, Vol. 1, was possibly the lewdest ’60s garage area single. In addition they recorded the …

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Hearts and Flowers

Hearts and Plants were probably one of the most eclectic organizations within the Southern California folk-rock picture in the ’60s, skewing more towards the folk part of the formula and frequently adding flourishes of psychedelia and, most of all, bluegrass and nation music. The group was founded by guitarist Larry …

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The Lemmings

This short-lived British beat band was a primary offshoot from the Honeycombs, organized across the latter group’s founder, Martin Murray, after he quit them in November of 1964. They released a unitary, “You Can’t Blame Me for Attempting” b/w “Bring Your Center with You,” for the Pye Information label. It …

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Warlocks

House music group for Ken Kesey’s acidity celebrations, the Warlocks were the larval stage from the butterfly which became the Grateful Deceased. Jerry Garcia acquired already undergone many profession metamorphoses-as a folk/bluegrass enthusiast he’d performed stints using the Sleepy Hollow Hog Stompers, Hart Valley Drifters, Wildwood Children and Black Hill …

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Perrey-Kingsley

In the mid-’60s, Frenchman Jean-Jacques Perrey — an electric musician who had helped popularize the Ondioline, a keyboard which created sounds like the violin as well as the flute — teamed up with American composer and arranger Gershon Kingsley to get a couple albums of then-futuristic electronic pop. Using tape …

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The Outlaws

The Outlaws — never to be confused using the American country act from the same name — were among a wave of instrumental groups that arrived in Uk pop/rock music through the later 1950’s and early 1960’s. At that time, Cliff Richard’s support music group the Shadows, had been selling …

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The Commandos

Studio room group assembled by Juggy Murray, featuring Ruler Curtis (tenor sax), Herman Foster (piano), Al Casey (electric guitar), Jimmy Lewis (piano), and Belton Evans (drums). Curtis was putting your signature on with Atlantic therefore couldn’t be acknowledged (in addition to the writing) over the group’s two singles over the …

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