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Narrow Seven

Upon their formation in 1996, the Irish Hills, MI, three-piece of Narrow Seven debuted their bundle of steel that paid tribute to its era from the ’70s and ’80s. Using the cooperation of vocalist and guitarist J. Scott Ecie, bassist Jeremy Vaughn, and drummer Al Lenart, an motivation of Ted …

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Ruth Slenczynska

Famous as a kid prodigy, pianist Ruth Slenczynska survived some very hard early years by withdrawing from concert performance, regrouping to get her life to be able, and re-emerging as an adult artist. Which the trauma imposed with a challenging father didn’t crush her heart or harm her musicality is …

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Eddie Gomez

The famous modern jazz bassist Eddie Gomez may feel sometimes that a number of the recording and publishing credits related to him are just like the unwelcome detritus carrying out a scramble through the briar patch. The additional performers called Eddie Gomez add a talented bandleader, a vocalist who shook …

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Wilson McCloy

Wilson McCloy majored in books at the University or college of Montana in Missoula and in addition attended Berklee University of Music in Boston. With main interests in acoustic guitar and jazz improvisation-related recordings, Wilson offers over 1,000 LPs and CDs in his collection and managed a website specialized in …

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Impact

Dutch rock band Impact contains vocalist Thierry Plisson, guitarist Simon Buik, bassist Hans Rappard, and drummer Rob Struik, and documented two non-descript albums in 1982’s By no means Too Adolescent to Rock and roll and 1987’s The Flag. The 1st was inspired from the rawness of the brand new Wave …

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Dicabor

A short-lived moniker for Cologne, Germany, maker Robert Babicz in the mid-’90s. After liberating a self-titled complete size for Space Teddy in early 1995, he collaborated with Dr. Motte for another two produces, 1995’s Live in the Disturbance Celebration at Chromapark and 1996’s Cologne, before retiring the moniker and heading …

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Gregory Ofman

Gregory Ofman is a pc advisor and a music enthusiast, who moved to St. Louis (USA) from St. Petersburg, Russia in 1991. He gathers music of different styles (classical, rock and roll/pop, disco) on different press (vinyls, CD’s, VHS, DVD’s). To be able to talk about his music favorites with …

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The Loyolas

Using the 1998 discharge of their self-titled debut EP, the Loyolas showcased their punk of straight-up rock and roll & move. Hailing famous brands the Dictators as well as the Ramones as a significant motivation, the lineup of Francois Loyola (bass/vocals), Tommy Weapon (vocals/electric guitar), Jorge Loyola (drums), and Paul …

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Lakeman Brothers Band

The Lakeman Brothers — violinist Seth, guitarist Sean, and vocalist Sam — were still in senior high school if they recorded an album, 3 Piece Collection. They were currently veterans from the United kingdom folk music circuit, having used a family music group since earliest storage. Inheriting their like of …

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David Martin

Trombonist David Martin is within thick using the aged New Orleans jazz audio and offers performed and recorded using the Bob & Tom music group. In 1999, the trombonist was presented, also adding some vocals, on the Jelly Move Morton tribute recording under the path of Montreal’s Andrew Homzy.

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