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Joe Daniels

The guitarist Joe Daniels was on a great number of tracks cut by Leroy Hutson, a man rhythm & blues singer who was simply a member from the Impressions “for one minute,” as is said in the wonderful world of gigs. Hutson experienced talents like a composer, arranger, and maker …

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Lynx

If supporters traced the root base of Lynx, they might see them planted in 1970. That’s when two youthful friends, vocalist and guitarist Mike Swartz and bassist Bob Walker, had been attending senior high school jointly in Toronto, Canada. It had been there which the duo produced their first music …

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The Weasels

Best known because of their dark-humored 1978 one “Defeat Her Using a Rake,” the Weasels were an irreverent, sneering, in-your-face punk music group such as Dark Flag, the Group Jerks, and Deceased Boys. A very important factor that separated the Los Angeles-based Weasels (who must not be confused using a …

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Harold Smith

Enthusiasts of Kevin Ayers with great ears can recognize this Harold Smith among the two program musicians who have played piccolos in the “Carribean Moon” solitary from the first ’70s.

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Vímana

Vímana wasn’t typical with regards to discographical creation or high product sales. In the band’s brief profession of four years they just recorded an individual, and their primary visible achievement was to back again Patrick Moraz (previous Yes keyboardist) within an ephemeral task. The need for Vímana, a reliable rock-band …

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Carlton & the Shoes

Led by falsetto singer Carlton Manning, the brother from the Abyssinians founding member Donald Manning, Carlton & His Boots got a harmonious, gentle rock method of reggae. Although their debut one, documented for Sonia Pottinger, flopped, the trio attained achievement after switching to manufacturer Clement “Coxsone” Dodd’s Supreme label in …

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Neil MacArthur

In another of the odder episodes of past due-’60s English pop/rock, ex-Zombies lead singer Colin Blunstone issued three singles beneath the pseudonym of Neil MacArthur. The 45s boasted grandiose orchestral creation (by Mike Hurst) even more bombastic than anything the Zombies experienced released. Yet these were similar for some from …

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