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Lightstorm

Focused around husband-and-wife duo Johnima and Kalassu Wintergate, Lightstorm certainly are a cosmic modern rock and roll group with an unconventional, convoluted history. The group offers released many ambitious private-press albums aswell as video clips, books, and recordings of bhajans (Hindu devotional tunes) and meditational music. Their tunes preach the …

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Brewer & Shipley

California duo Mike Brewer and Tom Shipley began their professions separately in the 1960s LA folk membership circuit before teaming up to create and perform together. Their tune “Keeper from the Seven Tips” was documented by H.P. Lovecraft and in addition appeared on the 1968 debut, Down in L.A. Their …

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The United States of America

Despite releasing only 1 LP, america of America was being among the most groundbreaking bands from the past due ’60s — grounded equally in psychedelia as well as the avant-garde, their music eschewed guitars and only strings, keyboards, and haunting electronic devices, predating the ambient pop of the present day …

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Rex Stewart

Rex Stewart achieved his biggest glory inside a subsidiary part, performing cornet 11 years in the Duke Ellington Orchestra. His popular “speaking” design and half-valve results had been exploited brilliantly by countless Ellington items containing ideal passages customized to display Stewart’s audio. He played inside a forceful, gripping way that …

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Watts Prophets

The West Coast’s response to the final Poets, Watts Prophets didn’t get quite the same recognition for his or her contributions to raising black consciousness and laying the foundations for rap. The group was shaped at the W Writer’s Workshop, a business began by screenwriter Budd Schulberg made to provide …

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Spirit

Heart was an extremely regarded rock-band that achieved modest business achievement, charting 11 albums within the U.S. between 1968 and 1977. Founded in LA in 1967 by music artists who got an assortment of rock and roll, pop, folk, blues, traditional, and jazz backgrounds, and who ranged in age group …

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Willie Smith

Within the 1930s, Willie Smith positioned third among alto saxophonists, just behind Johnny Hodges and Benny Carter. He previously a unique sound and a swinging design that was a significant asset to Jimmy Lunceford’s orchestra. Smith also added periodic vocals (“Tempo Is certainly Our Business” was his best-known documenting) plus …

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The San Sebastian Strings

In 1967, singer, composer, and all-around American renaissance girl Anita Kerr was operating away from Los Angeles. Furthermore to forming a fresh edition of her vocal group the Anita Kerr Performers, writing and documenting jingles for radio and tv, and working because the choral movie director for The Smothers Brothers …

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Walter Gross

Walter Gross was an able pianist who all gained more identification being a conductor/arranger/composer (he wrote “Tenderly”) through the later ’30s and ’40s, so when an professional of Musicraft Information during the later ’40s. Blessed in N.Con.C. in 1909, Gross started playing professionally in a variety of bands of the …

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Fat Mike

Best known because the frontman of NOFX, Body fat Mike is really a snarky — albeit extremely funny and talented — punk rock and roll musician. Created Mike Burkett in 1967, the Southern Californian started his musical profession in senior high school with the music group False Security alarm. In …

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