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Doll by Doll

The London-based Doll by Doll was the showcase of singer/songwriter Jackie Leven, a Scottish-born performer who had previously gigged beneath the name John St. Field. Using the dawn of the brand new wave, nevertheless, in 1977 Leven shaped Doll by Doll, recruiting guitarist Jo Shaw, bassist Robin Spreafico and drummer …

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Operation Ivy

Among the initial rings to fuse revivalist ska using the energy and hostility of post-hardcore punk rock and roll (following the Mighty Mighty Bosstones), Procedure Ivy were also mostly of the ska-punk rings to earn critical acclaim. Area of the cause was that these were among the genre’s innovators, possessed …

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Rhoda Dakar

Rhoda Dakar played a significant part within the shaping of the woman’s part in ska. The business lead vocalist and main songwriter for the all-female, London-based rocksteady music group the Bodysnatchers, Dakar documented several singles within the 2-Shade label founded by Special offers innovator Jerry Dammers. “Let’s Perform the Rock …

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Oxo

Pursuing four studio albums and a set of strike singles (like the TOP “LOG OFF”) using the dance-pop action Foxy, singer Ish Ledesma come up with the group Oxo. Supported by guitarist Orlando, bass participant Frank Garcia, and drummer Freddy Alwag, they authorized to Geffen and released their self-titled debut …

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Relativity

An intermittent Celtic folk group, shaped within the 80s, the line-up comprised Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill (vocals/keyboards), Micheál Ó Domhnaill (b. 7 Oct 1952, Dublin, Eire, d. 8 July 2006, Dublin, Eire; vocals/acoustic guitar), Phil Cunningham (b. 27 January 1960, Edinburgh, Scotland; accordion) and Johnny Cunningham (b. 27 August 1957, Portobello, …

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Reg Schwager

A guitarist of significant music relevance, Reg Schwager has spent a lot of his professional profession living in family member obscurity in Toronto, Canada. A distinctly singular tone of voice on his device, Schwager’s playing shows a thorough knowledge of the entire background of the genre, in the pre-swing with …

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Cool Notes

The Great Notes initially embarked on the recording career within the lovers rock style, and featured Lauraine and Heather on lead vocals. The entire line-up comprised Joseph Charles, Peter Lee Gordon, Peter Rowlands and Ian Dunstan. In 1978 the group documented for Pat Rhoden’s Jama group; the achievement of the …

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Michael Lovesmith

Vocalist/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Michael Lovesmith is among the music industry’s most underrated abilities. He co-wrote two tracks with Barry Light, “Whatever WE’D WE’D” and “NOT Wish to know” for White’s 1994 multi-platinum record The Icon Can be Love (amount 20 pop, fall 1994). Other people who possess documented Lovesmith’s tracks will be …

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Michael Cooper

Michael Cooper enjoyed quick achievement as a single vocalist following the demise of Con Funk Shun. His LP Like Can be Such a Crazy Game yielded a big success in “To Prove My Like,” which managed to get to number 3 for the R&B graphs. His follow-up launch, Just What …

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Culprit

Among the earliest individuals in Seattle’s vibrant, 1980s rock picture, Culprit resulted through the merging of two region bands — a single named Orpheus, another Amethyst — circa 1981. Just one single year later on, the precocious lineup of vocalist Jeff L’Heureux, guitarists John DeVol and Kjartan Kristoffersen, bassist Scott …

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