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Justin Yap

b. Philip Stanford Yap, 23 Might 1944, Kingston, Jamaica Western Indies, d. 23 July 1999, NY, USA. While suppliers such as for example Coxsone Dodd and Duke Reid are recognized for his or her contribution towards the advancement of the Jamaican documenting industry, Yap’s participation was not correctly recognised before …

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Felix Galimir

An important shape in twentieth hundred years chamber music, Felix Galimir is appreciated as very much for his function as instructor and mentor for his very own performances. Especially after he shifted to america in 1938, he led several years of young music artists through the mysteries and delights of …

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Freeloader

Freeloader’s name was motivated by “Freddie Freeloader,” among the modal post-bop gems that jazz trumpeter Mls Davis composed for his well-known and highly important Sort of Blue program of 1959. But Freeloader will not sound anything like some of Davis’ groupings; actually, its music isn’t jazz in any way. Rather, …

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ApSci

Mainly a duo — MC Ra LaMotta and his wife, vocalist Dana Diaz-Tutaan — but aided simply by a set of DJs (DJ Big Wiz, DJ Boo) and a percussionist (Guy Licata), ApSci (short for Applied Science) released their first album, OBTAIN IT Twisted, in the Australian Elefant Tracks label. …

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Grover Washington, Jr.

Probably one of the most popular saxophonists ever, Grover Washington, Jr. was very long the pacesetter in his field. His origins had been in R&B and soul-jazz body organ combos, but he also fared perfectly within the infrequent events when he performed straight-ahead jazz. An extremely influential participant, Washington forced …

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The Rosenbergs

The Rosenbergs have gained more attention because of their intransigent relationship toward the music business than because of their music. But their refusal to buckle right down to unfair sector contracts hasn’t totally overshadowed their concise, unique indie pop sound. After spending five years bumming around NY, burning bridges having …

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Michel Petrucciani

Michel Petrucciani overcame the consequences of osteogenensis imperfecta (a bone tissue disease that greatly stunted his development) to become powerful pianist. Originally significantly influenced by Costs Evans also to a lesser level Keith Jarrett, Petrucciani created his own specific voice. He began by playing in the family members band along …

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Polyrhythm Addicts

Come up with by Nervous Documents after an effective sole featuring the individuals, the Polyrhythm Addicts were a one-album group that united several talented NEW YORK rappers for any collaborative task. It started when Mr. Organic come up with his “Not really Your Regular” single, including maker DJ Spinna and …

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Spalding Rockwell

Mary Louise Platt and Nicole Lombardi, aka ML and Nikki, comprise the trendy digital funk of Spalding Rockwell. Lombardi was raised in Washington, D.C., and religiously implemented Fugazi. When she wasn’t immersed in the city’s regional punk picture, Lombardi and her old sister had been seeing national serves play shows …

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Crème Blush

Vocalists Nicole Pinto and Satski Ohtake comprise the glossy new influx/synth-pop duo Crème personally Blush. Both came collectively in fall 1999 while learning in Japan, and there Crème Blush examined their lush, dance-pop sound by playing displays around Tokyo. The brand new millennium, though, would provide them back again to …

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