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Tag Archives: 1980s – 2000s

Jimmy Robinson

Not to end up being confused using the multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from the same name who was simply nicknamed “Bat,” Jimmy Robinson can be an electric powered bassist that has recorded with blues rings.

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Akin Eldes

Turkish guitar heroes were not as lucky as their colleagues overseas. Solo record offers have become hard to acquire, label managers are clueless plenty of to inform them what things to play, due to financial problems they can not find appropriate possibilities to record and side-projects are unavoidable. In that …

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Rick Allen

Few various other musicians in the annals of rock experienced to overcome such a serious, career-threatening injury as Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen needed to in 1984, when his arm was amputated because of a near-fatal motor vehicle accident. Given birth to Richard John Cyril Allen on November 1, 1963, …

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Jaime Vignoli

One of the better cavaquinho players of the brand new era, Jaime Vignoli had a significant role in the introduction of the choro custom through the incorporation of contemporary harmonies and textures in his audio. He had music documented by Walter Alfaiate (“Bolinho de Bacalhais”) and Nadinho da Ilha (“Volante …

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Alejandro de Rosas

Chilean singer Alejandro de Rosas started getting involved with present business in 1986 following successful a music contest referred to as Gente Nueva at an area Television show called Sabados Gigantes, hosted by well-known Don Francisco. A season later, the musician had the chance to create his first one, “Huracán,” …

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Cristina D’Avena

Cristina D’Avena (b. Bologna, July 6, 1964) may be the most well-known Italian vocalist of Television melody themes, especially of Japanese computer animation series. Unlike other countries, it had been customary in Italy to discard the initial melody and replace it with a fresh one sung in Italian. Actually, anime …

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Marcello Viotti

Marcello Viotti was a significant Western european opera conductor, with notable performances and a global reputation in the concert stage aswell. Viotti was the boy of the Italian family surviving in Switzerland, leading commentators attributing the actual fact that his major actions are in the opera home to his ancestry. …

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Machanic Manyeruke

Gospel music found Africa through the music of Zimbabwe-born guitarist and vocalist Machanic Manyeruke (given birth to in 1950) and his three-piece group, the Puritans. Manyeruke primarily attracted interest in the first ’70s as the first choice of a big choir, the Gospel Performers. Developing the Puritans in 1985, Manyeruke …

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Nei Lisboa

Keeping a minimal profile because the early 80’s, when he triggered sensation in his city (Porto Alegre, Rio Grande perform Sul) along with his iconoclastic display and debut album Pra Viajar no Cosmos Não Precisa Gasolina, Nei Lisboa despised the attraction of Brazil’s central artistic billboards symbolized with the cities …

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Charlie Hicks

Gospel performer Charlie Hicks of Durham, NC, continues to be featured in recordings with the favorite group Charlie Johnson & the Revivers. This isn’t the same Charlie Hicks who performed drums in the Jimmy Dawkins music group.

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